Waypoint

Waypoint was hired by Friends of United Hatzalah, a nonprofit organization that provides rapid medical treatment in Israel, to create a unified donation and gamified platform. The Vice President of the organization sought a platform that was intuitive and easy to use for all user types, including admins, donors, and runners. The goal was to create a peer-to-peer team-based platform that could easily onboard runners, encourage competition for fundraising success, and facilitate easy management of process and data from the back end. Waypoint was selected due to their cost-effectiveness, ability to execute, and ability to deliver within an accelerated timeline.

Waypoint's scope of work included designing the UI and UX for the fundraising platform. This involved a significant amount of discovery to understand the organization's goals and needs, a design stage to create an aesthetically pleasing site, and a development and testing stage to ensure the platform worked as needed. The site was built on WordPress. The project manager was the main point of contact, but the organization was regularly on calls with Waypoint's design team lead and their development team lead.

The results of the project were successful. The platform met the organization's needs and was easy to use for all user types. The design was visually appealing and the development and testing stages ensured the platform worked as needed. The organization was satisfied with Waypoint's work, praising their cost-effectiveness, ability to execute, and ability to deliver within an accelerated timeline.