Charity Donation Page Template

Hi,

We are looking for some charity donation page templates to be designed and created.

Here are some sites we already host:

https://donate.unfpa.org/gb-en/covid-19-2
https://donate.bracinternational.nl/gb-en/coronavirus
https://demo.dijon.host/gb-en/donate-elements
https://demo.dijon.host/gb-en/donate-address

The idea of these templates is that they will be reusable by different charities and non-profits, allowing them to change colour schemes and upload their logo and get started.

The templates should be customisable with different components.

For example, if you see the following JustGiving page, there is a totaliser (£50 of £250, 10% target etc) and an activity feed (feed of people who have donated, Steve from Bristol gave £1,000 and said "This is a great charity, have all my money).

https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/ChesterZooFuture

The full list of pages we need are:

- Payment without collection of user's details (https://demo.dijon.host/gb-en/donate-address)
- Payment with collecting user's details (https://demo.dijon.host/gb-en/donate-elements)
- Lead collection page (just the user details, no donation)

(These pages should be able to include a totaliser and/or activity feed or neither).

And finally a Thank you for your donation page.

Key elements to include on the page are:

- A logo
- A hero image
- Intro text
- Copy about what the charity does
- Activity fee
- Totaliser
- The form

It should be easy to switch the colour scheme and you will provide some examples of this.

We would expect the working process to be:

- You create designs, with examples of each, with alternative colour schemes
- We approve it
- You provide the HTML, CSS and any Javascript.

If it is easier for you to work with just HTML and CSS that is also fine.

If you want to use a Javascript or CSS framework please let us know which one you will use in your proposal.

We are deliberatly not providing a layout to let you be inspired to create something unique, however if need inspiration you'll see that the examples we've provided follow a similar layout.