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OUGD603 | Extended Practice | Brief 04 | Development - Final website design (Aneta) | Action against Animal Cruelty Campaign - Petection |

Petection final website design - Collaborator Aneta
Below are some mock-ups and final website design pages for our Petection Campaign.


  • The collaborator, Aneta, has made sure that the website navigation and layout is as clean, easy and simple to browse through. She has kept within the colour scheme of the Campaign's and the main pattern (paws & hearts). The home page with black arrow allows users to browse through the new articles on each issue published by Petection Campaign website.





The website allows user to donate or adopt an animal. Each donate helps the Petection charity to protect animals. With each adoption the user will receive a gift adoption box for chosen pet.





  • Aneta has include short summaries depending which webpage the consumer chooses. For instance the 'About' section of the campaign enables a connection and build a trust between the charity and users. 





  • Contact information with the address, email address, telephone number and a map which shows where charity is.

Final Designs mock-ups of Leaflet, loyalty card, and website design created by Aneta. 









Loyalty Card







Final Website Mockup
























Loyalty Card


Letter Design


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