Clarify
Three aims were set: a clearer interface, a modern look, and the mission placed first.
A website for a girls' education trust in Lahore — redesigned so the mission, the proof and the way to give are easy to find.

Zarina Shamim Trust funds scholarships and runs a computer center for girls in Lahore. Its website has to serve three very different visitors at once.
Families look for eligibility and how to apply. Donors look for evidence and a simple way to give. The trust itself wants its mission and news seen. The earlier site held the right material, but visitors had to hunt for it. AISYS founder Muhammad Maavia redesigned it as sole designer in 2025, before AISYS was founded in May 2026.
A website for a charity must earn trust quickly. The task was to organise everything around what each visitor came to do, lead with the real girls the trust supports, and keep the route to donating short on every page.
Three aims were set: a clearer interface, a modern look, and the mission placed first.
The nine pages were grouped by intent: learn about the trust, explore the programs, and take action.
The home page hero was tested in six layouts, from split screens to full-bleed photography, before the final approach was chosen.
A five-colour palette taken from the logo, paired with a serif and a clean sans, was built into reusable components.
Headline achievements, such as the trust's 900 scholarships, sit in large numerals where visitors decide whether to stay.
Success stories are photographic cards that open as short videos, putting a scholar behind every statistic.
Every page ends on the same invitation to support, and the donation page explains each option in order.

The redesigned website is live at zarinashamimfoundation.org. It gives families, donors and scholars a clear way through the trust's programs, stories and ways to give.
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