Work in ProgressEditorial2026

H2H — Hand 2 Hand

Role

Studio of record · Pro bono

Year

2026

Discipline

Editorial

H2H — Hand 2 Hand cover screenshot

01 The brief

H2H — Hand 2 Hand — is a Norwegian charity that has supported children and families since 2000. Their old site was a single static page that couldn't take donations, surface sponsor partners, or capture newsletter sign-ups. We rebuilt the entire experience from scratch on a pro bono basis, donating the studio's first engagement to a mission we believe in.

02 The approach

  1. 01

    Donation as the primary action, not a footer link

    The old site buried a Vipps QR code at the bottom. The rebuild promotes a Stripe + Vipps donation flow as the second visible CTA on every page, with preset amounts and a one-tap recurring option for Norwegian supporters.

  2. 02

    A real sponsor showcase

    Corporate and private sponsors now have their own indexed section with logos, links, and short context lines — turning the page from a thank-you wall into something sponsors can point at internally.

  3. 03

    A newsletter that respects the audience

    Mailing-list sign-ups go through a double-opt-in flow with a clear privacy notice. The form lives both in the footer and as a soft prompt after a donation completes.

  4. 04

    Editorial calm over charity-cliché

    We deliberately avoided stock photography and breathless copy. The design uses the same monochrome ink-on-light language as the studio site, so the work reads as serious and modern without leaning on emotional manipulation.

03 What we shipped

  • 8-page responsive site rebuilt in Next.js
  • Stripe and Vipps donation flow with preset + custom amounts
  • Sponsor showcase with logos, links, and context blocks
  • Newsletter sign-up with double opt-in + welcome email
  • Editable content blocks for the H2H team to update without us
  • Lighthouse 100 / 100 / 100 / 100 on the production preview

Built with

StripeVippsNewsletterSponsor Showcase

04 Where it stands

Build complete and currently in final review with H2H's leadership. Once they sign off, we point the build at the production domain and hand over a short maintenance guide. We're treating the engagement as ongoing — H2H knows we're a phone call away if anything breaks.