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Arc Lakeshore supports individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. The goal of this redesign was to clarify navigation for multiple user groups, families, donors, and volunteers, while improving accessibility and information hierarchy. The focus was on simplifying pathways to services and increasing donation conversion clarity.
• Navigation was overly complex
• Multiple audiences shared one information structure
• Calls-to-action lacked hierarchy
• Service pages lacked clear intake pathway
• Reorganized sitemap to reduce cognitive load
• Created dedicated pathways for primary user types
• Introduced clearer CTA hierarchy
• Simplified service detail pages
• Emphasized conversion driven flows (intake, donate, register)
The website structure was rebuilt around primary user journeys. Detailed sitemaps and behavioral flows were mapped before visual design began, ensuring clarity between service seekers, donors, and returning users. Wireframes prioritized hierarchy, modular layouts, and conversion placement.


The final design delivers a clearer information structure, streamlined navigation, and improved call-to-action visibility. The system is modular, accessible, and scalable for future growth.
• Multi-audience navigation requires clear pathway separation
• Early flow mapping reduces layout revisions later
• Visual hierarchy must reflect behavioral priorities