Sagicor Sigma Run
Project Overview
Challenge
The Sagicor Sigma Run had an outdated website that was in need of a redesign. The website was not user-friendly and lacked modern features and functionality. As a result, the organization was missing out on opportunities to engage with its audience and increase donations.
Outcome
A redesigned modern website including online donations resulting in the following improvements:
- Improved user experience for users.
- Improved performance and reliability of the platform.
- Increased accessibility and usage of the platform by different user groups.
- Enhanced functionality (blog, store and information pages)
- Boosted donation revenue.
Project Overview
Client
Sagicor Sigma Run
Timeline
3 Months
Team Size
3 persons
The Client
Sagicor Foundation Jamaica is the charitable arm of Sagicor Group Jamaica responsible for carrying out the mandate of Group’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programmes and initiatives.
With a penchant for giving back, Sagicor’s CSR initiatives are guided by its vision statement, “to be a great company committed to improving the lives of people in the communities in which we operate”, and backed by the Foundation’s tagline – caring, inspiring, serving.
The primary activities of the Sagicor Foundation fall under two main pillars – health and education, with a view to positively impact the lives of children and youth in Jamaica, develop communities and leave a legacy that will benefit generations to come.
The Challenge
The Approach
The website review and redesign process included several key steps. First, the goals and objectives of the redesign were identified, such as improving user experience, increasing user engagement, enhancing functionality, or increasing revenue. Next, a thorough analysis of the current website was conducted, including its design, content, navigation, performance, and user feedback. This information was used to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the current websites, and to prioritize areas for improvement. A plan for the redesign was then developed, including a timeline, budget, and resources. A new design for the website was created, taking into account user needs and preferences, brand identity, and current web design trends. The redesign was implemented by updating the website’s content, design, and functionality, and testing to ensure that it was user-friendly, accessible, and performed well. The redesigned website was then launched, and its performance and user feedback were monitored to make any necessary adjustments and improvements. Regular reviews and updates were also conducted to ensure that the website remained relevant, effective, and up-to-date.
The Solution
Based on our analysis, it appeared that the website was not user-friendly and did not provide a good user experience. As a result, it was determined that the website needed to be redesigned in order to improve these aspects and allow for optimized user flows. Additionally, the website was lacking an online donation feature, which was identified as a potential source of increased revenue. To address this issue, it was recommended that the website be updated to include an online donation feature.
Conclusion
The redesign of the website improved its user experience and added an online donation feature, which increased the website’s usability and provided a new revenue stream for the organization. These changes likely helped the website to better serve its audience and achieve its goals.
