A public face for a Dutch foundation working on war reparations.
Overview
The Nuhanovic Foundation works at the intersection of war reparations, litigation and advocacy. It needed a website that could bring complex legal casework, research, publications and campaign material together without allowing any one strand to overwhelm the others.
Goals
- Clarify the Foundation’s role and work across reparations, litigation, advocacy and research
- Make complex information accessible to survivors, legal practitioners, researchers, journalists and partners
- Create a stronger platform for engagement, fundraising and advocacy
- Build a flexible digital foundation that could evolve with the organisation’s work
Deliverables
- Information architecture and UX
- Visual design system
- Website design, development and CMS
- Reparations database with 750+ records and advanced filtering
- Restructured litigation support section
- Case information, legal documents and FAQs
- Ongoing management, maintenance and technical support
Approach
We redesigned the site around clarity, discoverability and different user needs. The information architecture allows lawyers, survivors, researchers, funders and journalists to find relevant material through distinct pathways, while maintaining a single, connected content base.
Particular attention was given to the reparations database and litigation support sections, transforming complex and extensive information into accessible resources that could support both legal practitioners and survivors seeking justice.
Result
A clearer, more accessible digital platform that brings the Foundation’s legal work, knowledge and advocacy together in one place. The website provides a durable foundation for ongoing casework, research, outreach and stakeholder engagement, while making critical information easier to find and use.
