INKOTA Relaunch

What is behind chocolate, smartphones, and fast fashion? We have redesigned the website for the development policy network INKOTA-netzwerk – with a clear structure that makes global inequalities visible and points out ways to take action.

The new design combines a strong stance with clarity: campaigns, research, and opportunities to get involved are visually clearly structured, thematically focused, and tailored to different target groups – from those interested in politics to active members of civil society.

Field:
NGOs & Aid Organizations
Customer:
INKOTA-netzwerk e.V.
Projects:
Website
Links:
inkota.de
Yellow and green website for INKOTA with a red globe and the call to action "Your date with the future" for the climate strike on February 14th, visualizing the global climate crisis and a call to action.
Responsive web design for the INKOTA network with two layout variants that showcase clear structures and news blocks featuring photos of campaigns and projects in yellow, pink, and white.
Three portraits of people in different environments: a person involved in water-related work, a person in a rural scene, and a person with a warm smile, representing global project work abroad.
Demonstration against child labor with posters and people demanding fair chocolate. Protest in front of a historic brick building with yellow and colorful banners calling for fair chocolate production.
Multiple responsive web design layouts for a donation platform featuring a photo of a woman in traditional colorful clothing in front of a greenhouse or tunnel tent, showing various screen sizes and formats.
Six icons on a yellow background: a menu list, a group of people, a calendar, a compass needle, a target symbol, and a heart - representing the functions and navigation elements of a website.
Website design for INKOTA-netzwerk with two pages in yellow and white, showing project overview with group photo of people in traditional clothing and screenshot of a responsive website with project tiles.

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Five professional employees of the Afrika-Kommt-Program stand smiling in front of a grey background, dressed in business attire that represents team spirit and diversity. The group displays confidence and commitment to their project, which promotes cooperation between German industry and young African professionals. In the foreground, the project's website is visible with information on how to apply.

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