Animated Taiwan Karma Kagyu Foundation homepage with a red portrait-led banner and Chinese navigation.

The Taiwan Karma Kagyu Foundation’s website redesign reorganised an extensive religious archive for clearer navigation and mobile reading.

Website DesignInformation ArchitectureMobile-first DesignTypography-DesignChen Wenwei-Web Development & Techinical PartnershipWinter Yan

The collection brings together religious teachings and historical material, but its existing structure made that depth difficult to explore, particularly on smaller screens. The redesign focused on helping visitors find a starting point and move into sustained reading while respecting the content’s character.

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A mobile-first approach shaped the navigation, content hierarchy, and reading layouts. Clear entry points introduce the collection, while consistent organisation helps visitors move from browsing to individual texts. The structure supports both an initial encounter with the material and more focused study.

Typography, spacing, and page hierarchy give long-form content a steady reading rhythm. A restrained visual language keeps attention on the teachings, bringing navigation and presentation together so that the interface supports the material rather than competing with it.

Foundation website banner animation with a blue background, teacher portrait and introductory text.
Foundation website banner animation with a purple background and teacher portrait.
Animated blue homepage banner for the Taiwan Karma Kagyu Foundation website redesign.
Taiwan Karma Kagyu Foundation introduction page with historical photographs and a long-form reading layout.
Foundation archive page displaying a grid of illustrated teaching resources.
Foundation website archive navigation and structured categories for finding religious teachings.
Foundation publication listing with book covers, category controls and a restrained reading interface.