A new site concept for an animal shelter. Animals, needs and donations were scattered across social media. The prototype puts every animal on a card, lets a visitor become a guardian in two taps, and gives instant donate buttons.
People wanted to help, but the path went through posts, stories and direct messages. Nobody could see which animal needed what, or how to support one animal every month.
Every animal has a card with a photo, a short story, age and what it needs now. A guardian picks an animal and a monthly amount. Donate buttons work in one tap.
Next.js on Vercel, fast on a phone. Forms land in a sheet with a Telegram ping for the team. The first screen asks for one action, not for reading.
The prototype is live under noindex and waits for the shelter's go-ahead to launch. Animal names and photos on this page are placeholders.
Same structure as the real thing. Names and numbers are demo data.
One call, your materials, one clear next step.
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One person runs a label: releases, concerts, corporate shows, content, ads, mail, rights.
Partners, deals and payments were spread across one mailbox, chats and tables. Nobody saw whose move it was.
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