The homepage leads with beneficiaries and the headline impact figure, not with corporate boilerplate.
Website Development
One public face for a social enterprise whose work runs across ten operating platforms and a decade of donor-funded field projects — built so their own team can keep publishing it.
The homepage leads with beneficiaries and the headline impact figure, not with corporate boilerplate.
Dotlines has been building technology in Bangladesh since 2004, and in 2023 spun its social-impact work out into its own entity. That work sprawls: connectivity, telemedicine, insurance, e-learning, logistics, job matching, e-commerce — alongside donor-funded field projects with organisations like UNCDF, Swisscontact, Save the Children and iDE.
None of it lived anywhere a prospective partner could see it. Funders evaluating the organisation had no single place to judge track record, reach, or the people behind the work.
A photo-forward content site that leads with beneficiaries rather than logos: mission hero, live impact counters, a project archive with outcomes, video impact stories, the platform ecosystem explained plainly, a 2004–2025 milestone timeline, team, FAQ, and a partner wall.
Built on WordPress with a bespoke theme — no page-builder bloat — so the comms team publishes new projects, stories, and blog posts themselves without a developer in the loop.
One site that holds the mission, the operating platforms, the field projects, and the people — so a funder can judge track record without asking for a deck.
Every engagement gets its own entry with partner, cohort, and outcome, so past work keeps arguing for the next contract.
Photography and video impact stories lead; logos and org charts follow. The homepage opens on the people served, not the corporate structure.
Bespoke WordPress theme with no page-builder lock-in — new projects, stories, and posts publish without a developer.
lives touched — the headline figure the site leads with, backed by project-level evidence
projects delivered with 13+ development partners, each documented in the archive
client-editable — projects, stories, and blog posts publish without developer time
Carnival Internet: 1.1M+ users across 15,000 hotspots · Ghoori Learning: 1.2M learners · 31,000+ resellers on the group’s commerce platforms — twelve years of work the site had to make legible to funders in one scroll.
Tell us where the hours go. We’ll map the system and quote a timeline in days — not weeks.
