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Giving London cyclists a powerful voice and a community they're proud to be a part of

Since 1978, the London Cycling Campaign has been campaigning to make cycling in London safer, more enjoyable and more accessible for everyone. As a member-led charity with thousands of supporters and local groups across all London boroughs, they work with communities, decision-makers and partners to champion better cycling infrastructure, safer streets, and inclusive transport policy. Their work aims to transform London into a healthier, greener, happier city where people of all ages and abilities can confidently choose to cycle.

Overview

  • Brand Design
  • UX & QA Testing
  • UX Design
  • Web Design & Build
  • 20% session increase since launch
  • 15% increase in new users
  • 17% increase in pages viewed

The Challenge

The impact of their work results in more cyclists safely taking to the streets and changing perceptions on cycling as a solution to many of the transportation, health and sustainability issues in London. The charity faced a huge communication challenge because their website was out-of-date and unmanageable, drastically affecting its performance as the central location for member-facing operations. Without improving this, it would continue to disrupt their ability to expand their membership base and continue their great work.

 

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The solution

We empowered the client with the ability to manage the site in line with user needs by redesigning and building the site from scratch. A huge challenge with their existing site was managing the scale-up and scale-down in line with campaigning, donation drives and various other needs at any given time. The solution was building a site using modules, so that they could update and change their site easily. We also expanded the site’s user-led capabilities to make it the ultimate go-to destination for cyclists in London.

We designed an interactive map that enabled users to find cycle clubs, events, cycle shops, and hire stations across the city – pulling data from Transport for London, Google and their own database. We also streamlined their previously lengthy donation process, which not only increased conversion rates but built a full end-to-end optimised experience for the visitors looking to support them.

Impact

20%
session increase since launch
15%
increase in
new users
17%
increase in
pages viewed
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