What the Client Needed
LAAHA (Learning About Adolescent and Humanitarian Aid) needed a digital platform designed to educate and support women and girls worldwide — especially those in vulnerable or low-connectivity environments. Their priority went beyond performance: the platform had to protect user safety, ensure discreet browsing, and remain fully accessible to diverse audiences.
The objective was clear: build a modern, headless Drupal platform that is fast, safe, inclusive, multilingual, and simple for editors to manage at scale.
Our Path to the Solution
We combined Drupal’s robust backend capabilities with a decoupled, React-based frontend to deliver a flexible, multilingual content experience. This architecture empowered LAAHA to publish interactive content, videos, podcasts, and guides while maintaining strict safety and accessibility requirements.
Key implementations included:
- Interactive “Tours” Feature — guided user onboarding that introduces visitors to key sections while supporting a safe, low-pressure learning journey.
- “Exit Website” Safety Button — instantly redirects users to a neutral external page, protecting privacy in sensitive or at-risk environments.
- Multilingual & Accessible Content — WCAG-aligned design, screen-reader compatibility, RTL support, and inclusive UX for global audiences.
- API-Driven Content Delivery — optimized for speed, mobile use, and low-bandwidth regions to ensure universal access.
- Custom Drupal Content Models — structured components for articles, podcasts, and media, fully integrated with a dynamic React frontend.
The Outcome
The final platform is a secure and empowering learning environment used by women and girls across the world. The combination of guided onboarding, privacy-focused features, and multilingual accessibility created a meaningful digital impact.
- A safe and trusted space for accessing sensitive content.
- Seamless experience across languages, devices, and connectivity levels.
- “Tours” feature boosted onboarding and user confidence.
- “Exit Website” functionality strengthened safety and user trust — praised by humanitarian partners.
- Editors gained full control using structured Drupal workflows and intuitive media tools.
“LAAHA’s digital platform is more than a website — it’s a lifeline.
WeBevra gave us the tools to make safety and accessibility a digital reality.”
— LAAHA Project Lead
What We Delivered
- Headless Drupal CMS with React-based frontend
- “Exit Website” privacy & safety mechanism
- Guided “Tours” for user onboarding
- WCAG 2.1–compliant accessibility framework
- Multilingual content & low-bandwidth optimization
- Secure and scalable cloud deployment
Platform Architecture
Drupal (Headless CMS), JSON:API, React.js, Node.js, SCSS, Accessible Components (ARIA, WCAG 2.1), Cloudflare CDN, Dockerized Deployment