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Justice for Nature
Case Study · NGO / Conservation

A multilingual conservation platform built to grow donors, volunteers, and reach

Justice for Nature needed a 30-page website that could carry 15 years of conservation work into a new digital home — and give a small in-house team the tools to keep it growing without outside help.

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A walkthrough of the finished Justice for Nature site.

The Challenge

Informative and easy to navigate — in three languages at once

Justice for Nature needed a platform that was informative and visually compelling, without becoming hard to navigate — one built to turn visitors into donors, volunteers, and advocates. The harder requirement sat underneath: a content system robust enough for a small team to publish frequent updates across multiple languages, without waiting on a developer every time.

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Milan Jeglík
Milan Jeglík
President, Justice for Nature
“Working with Web25’s team was a fantastic experience. They truly captured our vision and translated it into a beautiful, functional website that now serves as the heart of our conservation efforts.”
Justice for Nature · NGO / Conservation justicefornature.org ↗
Our Solution

A 30-page platform built around the story, not just the sitemap

We started by immersing ourselves in Justice for Nature’s mission and the range of conservation projects they’d run over the years — that research shaped a platform meant to be lived in, not just browsed once.

Over a 6-month build, we worked closely with the organization’s team, notably Zuzana Koloušková, under the leadership of Milan Jeglik, to turn a conservation message into a digital experience that could carry it forward.

Multi-language support

Built primarily in English, with Czech and Spanish editions in progress, extending reach across regions.

Project showcase

An intuitive gallery highlighting each initiative with detailed descriptions, imagery, and updates.

Interactive calls to action

Clear paths for visitors to volunteer, donate, or spread awareness — wherever they land on the site.

Responsive by default

One consistent, optimized experience from desktop down to mobile.

Self-serve content management

An easy-to-use CMS so the team can publish news, events, and project updates on their own.

Results

Search visibility climbed alongside the traffic numbers

Google Search Console data from the months following launch, showing the upward trend in impressions and clicks that fed the traffic increase above.

Google Search Console performance graph for justicefornature.org showing rising impressions and clicks after launch
Google Search Console — justicefornature.org
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FAQ

Questions we hear before a project like this

A closer look at how we work, based on what came up building the Justice for Nature site.

What does Web25 build?
Custom websites and web applications — from marketing sites and donor-facing nonprofit platforms like this one, to e-commerce stores, customer portals, and the backend systems and APIs behind them. We also maintain and fix existing sites we didn’t originally build.
Have you built for nonprofits or mission-driven organizations before?
Yes — Justice for Nature is a direct example. Nonprofit sites have a different job than a typical business site: the priority is turning visitors into donors and volunteers, not just presenting information, and we design around that goal from the start.
Can you build a multilingual site like this one?
Yes. Justice for Nature launched in English, with a Czech edition built into the same content system and a Spanish edition in progress — so the team can manage every language from one place instead of maintaining separate sites.
How long does a project like this take?
This 30-page build took 6 months from kickoff to launch, working closely with the client’s team throughout. Simpler sites move faster — we’ll give you a realistic timeline once we understand the scope.
What happens after launch — do you handle updates and maintenance?
Every site we build ships with a content management system the client’s own team can use, and we offer ongoing maintenance plans for teams who’d rather we handle updates, monitoring, and fixes directly.

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