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Low Entropy Foundation is a non-profit dedicated to fostering personal and community growth. While their mission is impactful, their previous website was holding them back. The site had a 79% bounce rate, wasn’t mobile-friendly, and faced ongoing brute-force login attacks. On top of this, the design didn’t fully communicate the Foundation’s vision or make it easy for visitors to engage.
The main issues we set out to solve were:

I led the full redesign of the website over a two-month period, from strategy and wireframing to design, development, and deployment. I mapped out a new structure inspired by platforms like Behance and Dribbble while tailoring everything to the Foundation’s goals. I also carefully selected typography and design elements that resonated with the brand’s voice.
The redesign was guided by one clear vision: make the site secure, accessible, and reflective of the Foundation’s values.
Key steps included:

The impact was immediate and measurable:
“The redesign has completely transformed how people experience our website. It not only looks professional and inviting but also communicates our mission clearly. We’ve seen a real improvement in engagement, and the site now truly reflects who we are as an organization.”
— Director, Low Entropy Foundation