Digital impact reports and interactive microsites that turn your annual report or research into something people actually read and share, from a UN microsite to a report that greets every donor by name.
Why go digital
A PDF sits in an inbox. A well-made web report can be shared in a link, read on a phone, measured in analytics and updated when the numbers change. It lets you combine data, video, photography and real stories in a single, guided reading experience.
What I build
- Annual and impact reports: longform, scroll-led storytelling with charts, quotes and photography.
- Personalised donor reports: each supporter gets a unique link showing their name, their giving and the difference it made.
- Research microsites: multi-page sites that launch alongside a report and carry its findings to a wider audience.
- Accessible, responsive builds that work on any device and in your own CMS where needed.
Case study: personalised impact report
Hope and Homes for Children wanted to mark 25 years of protecting children by taking their story off the printed page. Each supporter received a link with a unique identifier that pulls their name and giving history from a data layer, greets them personally and shows the real-world difference their support made: the warmth of a personal letter at the scale of a digital campaign. Read the case study.
Case study: UNDP Human Mobility report
The United Nations Development Programme needed its Human Mobility, Shared Opportunities report to reach a global audience online. I designed and built a five-page interactive microsite within UNDP’s own CMS, bringing complex migration data to life with video, imagery and structured editorial content. Read the case study.
How it works
- Content first: we agree the story, the key numbers and who the report is for.
- Design of the reading journey, charts and key moments.
- Build, including personalisation or data feeds where needed, with testing on real devices.
- Launch with share images and analytics in place, ready for your campaign.