Goals

Wildfire International needed a digital platform that could grow with the organization and serve an increasingly global audience. A key priority was creating a website structure that could support content in multiple languages, making the organization’s work more accessible across regions and communities. The site also needed to be simple for the internal team to manage, with a flexible CMS that would allow them to add new pages, programs, stories, and resources as the organization expanded.

Approach

I began by mapping the site architecture and user experience in Figma, focusing on clear navigation, reusable page structures, and content patterns that could adapt across languages. The design system was intentionally modular, helping maintain consistency while giving the organization flexibility to introduce new content over time.

The site was then built in Webflow with a scalable CMS structure designed around the client’s day-to-day needs. Collections, templates, and reusable components were organized to make publishing and updating content straightforward without requiring ongoing developer support.

Key Outcomes

The final website provides Wildfire International with a flexible digital foundation built for long-term growth. Its adaptable structure supports multilingual content and helps the organization connect with a broader global wildfire community, while the streamlined Webflow CMS gives the internal team greater control over their website.

The result is a platform that is easier to maintain, easier to expand, and better equipped to evolve alongside Wildfire International’s programs, partnerships, and international reach.