Reduce friction and increase conversion in the donation process by allowing nonprofit organizations to embed a pop-up donation form anywhere on any website.
Before this project, DonorDrive lacked support for embeddable donation forms on third-party websites, a feature that nonprofit organizations’ marketing and individual giving teams expect. Many competitors offered this functionality, creating a notable feature gap that put DonorDrive at risk of losing customers and new deals. Additionally, donors were required to leave a nonprofit’s website to complete their donation, creating friction in the donation process.
In this project, I played a key role in both the discovery and design phases to help bring the embeddable donation form feature to life. My responsibilities included:
To kick off the project, I led the discovery research phase to gain a deeper understanding of customer needs and validate the proposed solution. I managed the customer outreach, coordinating and scheduling interviews with nonprofit organizations to gather insights on their current donation processes and pain points. I worked closely with a project manager to conduct these interviews and synthesize the feedback, which helped guide the direction of the feature.
During the prototyping phase, I was responsible for creating interactive prototypes that would help stakeholders and customers visualize how the new embeddable donation form would work. I designed the user interface, ensuring it was intuitive and aligned with DonorDrive’s overall design language.
Additionally, I wrote the UI copy for the feature, focusing on clarity and ease of use to ensure a smooth user experience. I also conducted feedback sessions with customers to refine the prototypes based on their input.
By blending customer research with hands-on design, I helped shape a solution that not only met the needs of nonprofit organizations but also enhanced the donor experience.