Website case study
Glasen Tekstilec — a clearer platform for worker rights and real-world action.
A complete redesign for an organisation protecting textile workers in North Macedonia—bringing legal help, programmes, results, news and ways to participate into one accessible WordPress platform.
The challenge
Glasen Tekstilec serves workers, volunteers, partners, donors and the wider public. The redesign needed to communicate trust and urgency, make legal support easy to reach, and organise a broad mix of programmes, results, news and resources without losing the organisation’s human voice.
My approach
I restructured the experience around the actions that matter most: understand the mission, get legal help, see measurable impact, explore programmes and join the work. I designed a direct red-and-white visual system, edited and prioritised the website copy, and implemented responsive WordPress templates that can support ongoing publishing after launch.
What I delivered
- Information architecture for support, programmes, news and resources
- Clear legal-help and volunteer pathways
- Impact storytelling for 12,000+ supported workers and 400+ proceedings
- Responsive WordPress and Elementor implementation
- Content editing, image preparation and migration planning
- Reusable structures for partners, donors, testimonials and updates
The redesign turns a large body of advocacy work into a clear public platform—credible for partners and approachable for the people who need support.
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