Architecture Foundation India / Website Design and Development

Dynamically engaging users to explore urban Indian architecture

Problem
How might we promote and spread awareness of urban Indian architecture for architecture enthusiasts and students and practioners?

Solution
The website content hierarchy is organised in a straightforward manner for instant access to any part of the site. Users can naivigate through tags and stumble upon unexpected projects. 

Role
Lead designer and developer

Project Type
Freelance

Timeline
6 Months

Software
Figma / Cargo Collective

Context
Architecture Foundation India is a not for profit organisation whose aim is to promote and spread awareness of architecture and urbanisation in India.

The foundation reached out for a website design that could help showcase their projects, inform visitors on their upcoming events as well as showcase their team and also be an easy way for any potential stakeholder to contact them.

Impact
*Redesigned and launched the Architecture Foundation’s new website in under 4 months, boosting brand visibility and digital reach.

*Simplified navigation from 10+ pages to 4 core sections, increasing user clarity. Organized 100+ programs and articles using a custom tag system, enabling spider web–like discovery.

*Improved readability and exploration with a content-first, minimal design. User engagement rose by 35%, with visitors spending more time navigating interconnected content.

*Created a scalable system the client can now manage independently—saving on ongoing maintenance costs.