Oct 11, 2022
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Service categories
Service Lines
Software Development
Design
DevOps
Web Development
Domain focus
Non-profit
Other
Programming language
C#
Frameworks
.NET
React.js
CMS solutions
Umbraco
Challenge
We got a request on development by a startup from Sweden with quite a unique platform providing a toolset for running charity campaigns. Within this platform, it's easy to grow awareness, launch promotional events and, of course, collect donations — from 100 SEK to the real enterprise level.
Firstly, the project required only a web platform instead of fancy applications or so. But as soon as the Customer had a vision of a web-based, we decided to adhere to it and utilize our best practices of enterprise web development. We got an impressive example of what can be done using Umbraco, React, some integrations, and a hint of creativity!
As soon as the older website already got some valuable content, we were ought to transfer and integrate it to the new layout, saving all information.
We got a request on development by a startup from Sweden with quite a unique platform providing a toolset for running charity campaigns. Within this platform, it's easy to grow awareness, launch promotional events and, of course, collect donations — from 100 SEK to the real enterprise level.
Firstly, the project required only a web platform instead of fancy applications or so. But as soon as the Customer had a vision of a web-based, we decided to adhere to it and utilize our best practices of enterprise web development. We got an impressive example of what can be done using Umbraco, React, some integrations, and a hint of creativity!
As soon as the older website already got some valuable content, we were ought to transfer and integrate it to the new layout, saving all information.
Solution
The project is totally web-based and consists only of the website. We decided to use Umbraco as a CMS because it's content manager-friendly and widely utilized by UKAD developers.
We had to develop it from idea, because TargerAid offers quite unique services thus there is nothing similar around the web.
The architecture of the web portal allows meeting the requirements of all sides: NGOs, companies, sport associations, fundraisers, etc. So, there are several types of pages, to split the content into clear and useful parts. Such an approach is visitor-friendly and SEO effective, and equally cozy for content managers.
https://ukad-group.com/latest-projects/targetaid/
The project is totally web-based and consists only of the website. We decided to use Umbraco as a CMS because it's content manager-friendly and widely utilized by UKAD developers.
We had to develop it from idea, because TargerAid offers quite unique services thus there is nothing similar around the web.
The architecture of the web portal allows meeting the requirements of all sides: NGOs, companies, sport associations, fundraisers, etc. So, there are several types of pages, to split the content into clear and useful parts. Such an approach is visitor-friendly and SEO effective, and equally cozy for content managers.
https://ukad-group.com/latest-projects/targetaid/
Results
As UKAD's team of 3 backend and 2 frontend developers, along with a QA engineer, a UI/UX designer, and the project manager, delivered the new platform, including extra stages like:
transferring content from the old website without losses
multilingualism with the possibility to add languages
multi-currency support.
Today, the brand new platform is gone live, but supported and updated by UKAD. Now, the platform expanding its operations from Sweden to Norway. And we hope TargetAid will become the world's first charity platform very soon, of course with our help!
As UKAD's team of 3 backend and 2 frontend developers, along with a QA engineer, a UI/UX designer, and the project manager, delivered the new platform, including extra stages like:
transferring content from the old website without losses
multilingualism with the possibility to add languages
multi-currency support.
Today, the brand new platform is gone live, but supported and updated by UKAD. Now, the platform expanding its operations from Sweden to Norway. And we hope TargetAid will become the world's first charity platform very soon, of course with our help!
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