Nonprofit Directory Visual Experience
Currently, when viewing listings in the Nonprofit Directory by category, there is a large blank space on the left hand side of each listing where it appears the uploaded logo of the organization should go (see attached image).
I have been told by Foundant that this is not a bug, so they will not fix it as such. Visually, it is very out of place and looks clearly designed for the organization logo especially given that this space is occupied by logos for fund listings.
I would like to suggest that this space be utilized for the organization logo in order to be more aesthetically pleasing and enhance the experience for users when viewing the Nonprofit Directory.
Chris Ringnes
shared this idea
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Tessa Williamson
commented
There is currently an action to "show image" for nonprofit directory, this is confusing as it isn't actually showing on the directory as Funds' images would on their directory. As we move forward with a cleaner and more user-friendly UI, it's helpful to have these functionalities flow across the portal.
As we progress with the times, Images are a small and useful step in grabbing the attention of not only clients, but all users. -
Rio Wofford
commented
I think allowing this image area to use the image on the profile makes sense for a number of reasons. The first reason is that it would then be consistent with how the Funds imaging works within the Giving Hub. Within the Giving Hub, the Funds Profile (from the list or grid) is represented by the main image on the Fund. Then when you click onto the fund to donate, you'll see the additional image.
Changing this area to function similarly/identically to how the imaging works within Funds on the Giving Portal will reduce the learning curve of the portal.