A Road Safety Website for Donors, Advocates, and Journalists

The Mission

AUADD works to reduce deaths and injuries from distracted, impaired, and reckless driving across the United States.

AUADD asked us to serve donors and advocacy partners while giving affected families and journalists access to road-safety information.

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The Challenge

A single homepage could not answer each audience in full. We separated donation, advocacy, support, and media paths so visitors could reach the relevant material.

Journalists and advocates needed sourced statistics and research summaries they could cite.

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What We Built

Audience routes. The homepage introduces AUADD’s mission. Navigation then directs donors, advocates, affected families, and journalists to separate resources.

Road-safety resources. We organized statistics and research summaries with enough source context for journalists and advocates to cite them.

Donation and advocacy actions. Visitors can make a one-time or recurring donation and join campaign actions.

News and media center. Journalists can find press releases, a media kit, and spokesperson contact details.

Phone support. We tested the donation and reading paths across phone screen sizes.

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What Visitors Can Do

Donors can choose a contribution path, advocates can find campaign material, affected families can reach support information, and journalists can review sourced road-safety resources and media contacts.

We do not publish visitor or donation changes for this project without the supporting measurement record.

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Editorial lesson

Donors and journalists need different proof. Donation pages explain how to help; research pages show sources and publication context.

The audience routes keep donation information separate from research and media material, so each visitor can reach the relevant action.

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We also built the AUADD Flutter app for iOS and Android.

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