Connecting communities through hope, healing & support
Visit Live SiteHope & Healing Network is a lightweight, static-first nonprofit website built with Next.js 16, React 19, Tailwind, Static Export, and Turnstile. It was created to connect communities to partner organizations offering mental-health, wellness, and community-support services. The build emphasizes accessibility-first implementation through skip links, semantic HTML, and a dedicated a11y page. It also includes a partner-network grid and a spam-protected contact form backed by Google Apps Script, with Turnstile supporting spam protection. Built-in SEO features include a sitemap, robots, and OG/Twitter cards. With static export for speed and cheap hosting, the project delivers 10 static pages, supported by 199 tests and approximately 93% test coverage.

What we designed, built and shipped
Static export (SSG) for speed & cheap hosting
Accessibility-first: skip links, semantic HTML, a11y page
Partner-network grid & spam-protected contact form
Built-in SEO: sitemap, robots, OG/Twitter cards
Cutting-edge technologies powering the solution
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