The Woods System of Care

Transforming a World Class Health System

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The Woods System of Care is a network of healthcare and direct support providers that specialize in serving people with disabilities of all ages. They needed a website that could effectively connect service users with affiliate providers – all while establishing their presence as a world-class health system.

Services

Visual Identity, Web Strategy, Web Design, Web Development

Problem

The Woods System of Care needed a website that showed their strength as a top-tier health network while also making it easy for people to connect with their providers. As a network serving people with disabilities of all ages, they wanted a design that felt both professional and welcoming—a site that people could trust and feel comfortable navigating.

Our Approach

Through stakeholder interviews and user feedback, we gathered insights that guided the site’s structure and design. We mapped out a user-friendly architecture and, to create the right look and feel, we introduced updated brand elements that balanced professionalism with warmth. Every detail was crafted to position Woods as a trusted, welcoming health network.

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A Fresh New Look

When redesigning the site, our goal was to increase the Woods’ brand professionalism by balancing soft, welcoming elements with clean, sophisticated components to create depth and invite visitors to engage. This new approach positions Woods as a modern health and human services organization.

Accessible Typefaces

Our primary typeface, Family, has the professionalism of a typical serif typeface but with softer elements. The secondary typeface, Karla, is open, friendly, and legible. We choose these typefaces because they paired well with the Wood’s logo and passed legibility requirements for folks with disabilities.

Woods nonprofit visual identity secondary typeface

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Family

Primary typeface with the professionalism of a typical serif typeface but with softer elements. Passes legibility requirements for folks with disabilities.

Woods nonprofit visual identity primary typeface

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Karla

Secondary typeface that is open, friendly, and legible. Passes legibility requirements for folks with disabilities.

A Defining Color Palette

The color palette separates Woods from its competitors. It has the flexibility to look like a professional health system, with the bolder blue and purple hues, while also remaining friendly and welcoming with the pastel colors.

Woods nonprofit visual identity color palette
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A Seamless Search Tool

Developing an easy way to navigate affiliate services was a primary goal for the site. We worked together with the Woods team to identify important search functions, filters, and information – resulting in a robust and seamless services search tool.

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Woods nonprofit web design search detail page layout

Modern Motion

Lightweight line animation is used throughout the site to add interest and highlight key information.

Keeping it Fun

We incorporated seamless microanimations to give the site a modern, dynamic feel.

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Designed to Build Trust

Overall, the website’s architecture, visual style, and content were designed to establish the Woods System of Care as a health network you can trust and count on – using a healthy balance of human elements and professional layouts.

Designed to

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Validate the Woods Difference

Testimonial videos about the Woods experience validate the site’s claims and cultivate storytelling on the page.

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Encompass the Network

We showcased the depth and breadth of the Woods network with a large Affiliate and Partner externally-linked logo grid.

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Position Woods as Thought 
Leaders

We included a resource grid on the homepage where the most valuable resources and articles can be featured.

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Woods Nonprofit Health System Testimonial Design

Push10 was a great team to work with – specifically Ashley, Sabrina and Ken. They did a very good job working with our team that often consisted of ‘too many cooks in the kitchen.’ Our favorite part of the journey was the people.

The Woods System of Care

Jared Levin, Vice President of Marketing

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