PinkRibbonGirls.org Redesign

February 18th, 2009 by Chris McMahon

prgscreenThe Pink Ribbon Girls is an organization for young women with breast cancer. We’ve been working with them on their website for almost 4 years now. Over that time we’ve added a lot of features in the member area but when it came time to add a whole new section for volunteers (AKA The Pink Ribbon Gang) it was decided that we needed to make a few tweaks to how pages were laid out.

One of the biggest changes was width. Since we first designed the site the average user’s screen size has increased from 800×600 to 1024×768. This gives us a lot more room and the ability to display things across the horizontal without it looking too cluttered.

We also streamlined the sign-in process, added a blog, and a whole section to keep family members and friends in the loop.

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