Children's home · Kismathpur, Hyderabad · Since 2013
I designed and developed the website for Aadarana Trust, which runs children’s homes in Hyderabad. I built the pages about the homes, the trust’s story and impact, and the donation flow in Next.js.
aadaranatrust.org
The website
The homepage introduces the care the trust provides: shelter, education, health, and nutrition. From there, visitors can read about the children’s homes, learn how the trust started, or get in touch. I handled the design and the build.
A few decisions behind the pages ↓
Opening with the homes
The first thing visitors see is a photograph from the trust. Below it, the homepage explains why shelter and education are central to Aadarana’s work.
Giving the story its own space
I built separate pages for the trust’s story, its impact, and contact details. Each is linked in the main navigation, alongside the page about the children’s homes.
Putting checkout together
I connected the donation page to Razorpay checkout, with payment orders created on the server. The flow also checks the visitor’s country to route them to the relevant donation option.
Taking it live
I built the site with Next.js and Tailwind CSS and deployed it on Vercel. Next.js handles image optimisation, and the fonts are served with the site.
Donors needed to understand the children’s homes and trust where their money goes.
Donors, volunteers and families finding the trust for the first time.
It opens on a photograph from the home; story, impact and contact each get their own page.
Next.js on Vercel, with online donations.
A site the trust can keep up to date after handover.
