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National Network to End Domestic Violence
Years of hosting, campaigns and safety-first development for the National Network to End Domestic Violence, including the 30th-anniversary campaign, two Give for DV microsites, analytics, and a new Quick Escape plugin built together with GDPR cookie consent.
- 200%+email sign-up conversion against average on the 30th-anniversary campaign
- 30thanniversary campaign and WordPress microsite
- 2×Give for DV microsites designed and launched
The problem
How do you build for people whose safety can depend on leaving a website fast?
Some of the people visiting NNEDV are survivors on devices that may be monitored. Every feature, from a fundraising page to a cookie banner, has to work for supporters and stay safe for someone visiting in crisis.
The answer
A long-term partner, not a one-off build.
NNEDV represents state and territorial domestic violence coalitions across the country. Its website is a policy center, a resource library and a fundraising engine. For some visitors, it's also a page they need to be able to leave in a hurry.
Working with Unbound Technology, I've managed NNEDV's hosting for years and handled whatever the site needs: content updates, analytics, troubleshooting, and the campaigns behind its biggest fundraising moments.
My role
What I owned.
- Managing NNEDV's hosting for years, subcontracted with Unbound Technology
- A new Quick Escape plugin combined with GDPR cookie compliance (in progress)
- The Give for DV microsite, designed and launched twice
- The 30th-anniversary campaign and its WordPress microsite
- Content updates and analytics
- Troubleshooting and support for whatever the site needs
Campaigns
Focused sites for the biggest moments.
For NNEDV's 30th anniversary, I designed the campaign and a WordPress microsite to carry it. Email sign-ups converted at over 200% of the average. I've also designed and launched the Give for DV microsite twice, so each fundraising push gets its own focused home without disrupting the main site.
Safety by design
The exit button is the most important feature on the page.
Survivors visiting NNEDV may be on a monitored device. A quick-escape button lets them leave instantly, and it has to work every time, on every page, by mouse, touch or keyboard.
I'm now building a new Quick Escape plugin combined with GDPR cookie compliance. Designing them as one system means a privacy notice never stands between someone and the way out.
