Taproot Foundation, Inc. is hiring: User Experience Design in Atlanta

We seek a web designer to create structure and design options for our nonprofit website. The volunteer should assess and incorporate our goals and needs and consider our key audiences. The designer should also assess our technical capabilities. The project's deliverable is a draft of architecture and design concepts that we can easily share with a web developer volunteer or a member of our team who will use the guide to create our new site.

Our work will take place over multiple meetings in six to nine weeks. In our first meeting, the volunteer should interview us about our desired features, our web capabilities, and our technical expertise. Then, they'll synthesize the information into a requirements briefing. We'll engage in various check‑ins, where a member or members of our team will provide feedback. The volunteer will audit our current site to create a draft of site architecture and design options including wireframes, site structure, and other visual elements.

At Hurt 2 Heal Inc., our mission is to provide a safe, transformative space for individuals impacted by sexual abuse and domestic violence to heal, reclaim their voices, and rebuild their lives. For many survivors, the very first step toward healing happens in a lonely, late‑night search for help.

By joining us as a Volunteer Website Designer, you are creating our digital sanctuary. You aren't just adjusting layouts or picking fonts; you are designing the virtual front door to our organization. Your work ensures that when a survivor finds their way to us, they are met with an immediate sense of safety, clarity, and hope.

We have already thought about and are prepared to brief you about our current website platform, budget restrictions for the build, our branding collaterals and norms, and information about our stakeholder groups and target audiences. We've also compiled some photos and have some language developed that we will share with you and samples of sites we like.

Responsibilities

Create structure and design options for the nonprofit website.

Assess and incorporate goals, needs, and key audiences.

Evaluate technical capabilities and platform constraints.

Interview stakeholders during the initial meeting.

Synthesize findings into a requirements briefing.

Audit the current site and draft architecture, wireframes, site structure, and visual elements.

Participate in check‑ins and incorporate feedback.

Deliver a draft design guide for use by a web developer or team member to build the new site.

Timeline: 6–9 weeks with multiple meetings throughout the project.

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