Website for a Tactical Medicine NGO: The CHEST Case Study

How we developed the organisation’s brand for digital and brought its work, training courses, news and donations together on one website.

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Website for a Tactical Medicine NGO: The CHEST Case Study
In short

Hotburo case study: website for CHEST, a Ukrainian NGO teaching tactical medicine to the military — a digital identity, courses, news and donations.

CHEST (ГО «ЧЕСТЬ!») is a Ukrainian NGO uniting military personnel, medics, veterans and volunteers. The team runs tactical medicine training, prepares instructors and works to make modern pre-hospital care standards available to the military across Ukraine.

  • Client: CHEST, a non-governmental organisation
  • What we did: website design, digital identity development, structure and navigation
  • Logo and guidebook: Brendari agency

An identity for the digital environment

The logo and guidebook were created by Brendari. On that foundation we designed the website and developed the identity for digital: a typography system, graphic elements, icon style, UI components and page-building rules — one coherent system across every section.

Structure: courses, news and support

The site brings together the organisation’s work, training courses, news and ways to support CHEST. We paid special attention to navigation so people can quickly find information, sign up for training or donate.

Website for a Tactical Medicine NGO: The CHEST Case Study

Visual style

A contrasting palette, large photos from real training sessions, clean typography and our graphic elements. The site looks modern and professional, keeps the brand’s character and works for very different audiences — from course participants to partners and donors.

Website for a Tactical Medicine NGO: The CHEST Case Study

The result

CHEST got a modern website — a single platform for its work, training programmes and audience engagement. The structure makes it easy to add new courses, news and projects. Tactical medicine skills matter more than ever, so we joined without hesitation and hope the site helps bring more people into training and new partners on board.

FAQ

What should an NGO website include?

A clear explanation of the mission and work, current programmes, news and a simple path to support. For CHEST that means courses, news and donations.

Can you build a website from an existing guidebook?

Yes. We took the logo and colours from Brendari’s guidebook and developed a full digital system: typography, icons, components and page rules.

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