Stiftung Verbundenheit needed a website that could reflect the seriousness and public relevance of its work while making a complex field more accessible: international communities, cultural projects, funding contexts, events, news and institutional communication.
The existing communication needed a clearer digital structure — professional enough for public and governmental stakeholders, but warm enough to represent real people, communities and cultural connection.
We designed a new website experience around clarity, trust and accessibility. Based on the existing logo, we developed a visual system with typography, colors and a compact style guide, then translated it into a flexible Webflow build.
The site was structured to make the foundation’s mission, areas of work, projects and news easier to understand and maintain — with a design language that feels institutional without becoming cold.
Successfully established a design language that satisfies strict government stakeholders while remaining inviting and accessible to global communities.
Transformed a highly complex web of cultural projects, funding contexts, and ongoing news into a clean, navigable user journey.
Delivered a robust, easy-to-manage Webflow system that empowers the foundation’s internal team to effortlessly update ongoing communications and events.
Provided Stiftung Verbundenheit with an actionable CI that helped strengthen their identity and consistent appearance throughout their layouts, annual reports, website, banners, and flyers.
