Website Redesign & Development for Firefighters Burn Institute

Before Screenshot of Firefighters Burn Institute website redesign

After Screenshot of Firefighters Burn Institute website redesign

Website Redesign Project & Client Details

Client: Firefighters Burn Institute
Date: January 2025
Website: Firefighters Burn Institute
Technologies:
- HTML5
- CSS3
- jQuery
- Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
- WordPress
Devices:
- Smartphones: iPhone, Android
- iPads & Tablets
- Laptop
- Desktop
Compatible Browsers:
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
- Safari
- Microsoft Edge
- IE 9+
- Opera

The Firefighters Burn Institute (FFBI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting burn survivors, promoting burn prevention, and enhancing burn treatment and education. As one of Capitol Tech Solutions’ 2024 Nonprofit Grant recipients, FFBI received a full website redesign and development to further its mission.

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Our team worked closely with FFBI to create a user-friendly, modern website that reflects the impactful work they do in the community. Built on WordPress, the website adheres to WCAG 2.1 AA compliance standards, ensuring accessibility for all users, including individuals with disabilities. By incorporating intuitive navigation, bold imagery, and streamlined content organization, we designed the site to make it easy for users to find resources, learn about upcoming events, and contribute through donations.

A significant focus of the redesign was enhancing mobile responsiveness and creating a platform that is easy for FFBI’s team to manage and update. With clear calls-to-action and a seamless donation process, the website empowers FFBI to engage more effectively with its audience and maximize support for its programs.

At Capitol Tech Solutions, we are proud to partner with organizations like the Firefighters Burn Institute and support their vital work through innovative digital solutions. Visit the website at www.ffburn.org to learn more about their mission