Community & Events
LDS Widows and Widowers
A calm, mobile-friendly conference hub that gives widowed attendees one dependable place to register, check the schedule, and learn about presenters.
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Behind the work
The LDS Widows and Widowers project story
LDS Widows and Widowers needed a central place where people attending its main conference could find current information without searching through social posts or trying to piece the details together.
The goal was practical: make the conference information easy to find, easy to read, and easy to use from a phone.
What I built around
I organized the experience around the questions an attendee is most likely to have. Visitors can register through the site, see the schedule, learn about the presenters, and find the information they need from one dependable source.
The navigation and page structure keep those tasks visible without making people work through unnecessary layers. Mobile usability was treated as a core part of the experience, not a smaller version of the desktop site.
A site that stays useful
I organized the experience around the questions an attendee is most likely to have. Visitors can register through the site, see the schedule, learn about the presenters, and find the information they need from one dependable source.
The navigation and page structure keep those tasks visible without making people work through unnecessary layers. Mobile usability was treated as a core part of the experience, not a smaller version of the desktop site.
The practical result
The website is now the main conference reference point in the organization’s Facebook support group. Attendees use it to register, check the schedule, and review presenter information, and widowed users regularly comment on how easy it is to read and navigate.
For a community whose members may already be carrying a great deal, that ease is not a decorative extra. It is part of making the information genuinely useful.