Hero_Site_Builder_Edits.pdf

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1. Hero Site Builder Edits Customer User Experience We go through different sections of an admins user experience + provide comments/edits to help drive a more intuitive UX that gets us closer to the Speaker Deck presentations we put together.
2. #1: User selects "Campaigns" Starting the edits when a Hero admin user selects the "Campaigns" quick nav - the end-user will be prompted into a screen that displays all of their site builds, with data visualization displays about the specific campaign/site build stats. The next screens will provide edits, starting with the admin user experiences after they select the "Campaigns" widget below. The next slide provides the Speaker Deck user experience for viewing all of the users "Campaign Builds" - and follows with slides that provide comments/edits.
3. search donors, fundraisers, campaigns American World Organization This week This quarter This year u n l e a s h y o u r f u n d r a i s i n g Settings Log out Support This month 538 Donations 98 Monthly Givers $141,821 Online Revenue 129 Registrants 23 Rejected Gifts Your Campaign Builds All campaigns Quick navigations All donations All participants Create an audience Page analytics Your settings Hero Site Builder Hero marketing Reports & analytics Admin home Home All campaigns All donations All teams All registrants Hero administrators Profile and settings Hero Site Builder Hero marketing Registrants Campaign name Team Kids #2 #1 #3 $56,104 $24,786 $21,910 $19,453 673 donors 319 donors 348 donors 321 donors 198 registrants 74 registrants 142 registrants 201 registrants Published Published Un-Published Published $11,229 286 donors No registrants Un-Published Cancer Best Buy 4 Kids Shave for Kids Holiday giving Rank Revenue #4 #5 Donors Site Status Action Delete Edit Design Delete Edit Design Delete Edit Design Delete Edit Design Delete Edit Design
4. Registrants "Fundraising Campaigns" change to "Your Campaign Builds" Can we change this verbiage to be changed from " Fundraising Campaigns" to read " Your Campaign Builds" Below that, can we change " Campaign List Management" to read " Manage Your Online Campaigns" Below is a depiction of the edits that will make the admin user experience more intuitive when viewing a list of all campaign builds Can we change this verbiage to be changed from " Fundraising Campaigns" to read " Your Campaign Builds" Below that, can we change " Campaign List Management" to read " Manage Your Online Campaigns" When an admin user selects "Delete" - there needs to be a pop-up allowing the admin user to confirm they want to delete a site build. Question? Where do deleted site builds go? I accidentally deleted one by selecting delete... The admin user should be able to click on the "Campaign Name" and not have to click the edit widget....in order for the app to bring the admin user to that campaign e.g if the admin user clicks any of the names "Team Kids" - "Cancer" - Best Buy 4 Kids"...etc. the admin user should be moved into that campaign page within Hero. The next page overviews the admin user moving into the home page of a campaign build the admin user selects. Campaign name Team Kids Your Campaign Builds #2 #1 #3 $56,104 $24,786 $21,910 $19,453 673 donors 319 donors 348 donors 321 donors 198 registrants 74 registrants 142 registrants 201 registrants Published Published Un-Published Published $11,229 286 donors No registrants Un-Published Cancer Best Buy 4 Kids Shave for Kids Holiday giving Rank Revenue #4 #5 Donors Site Status Action Delete Edit Design Delete Edit Design Delete Edit Design Delete Edit Design Delete Edit Design Manage Your Online Campaigns Search Per Page 5 Add New Site Build
5. A Campaign's Home Page When an admin user selects one of their campaigns, they are then prompted to that campaign's home page. The next slide is a depiction of the intuitive user experience that we previously built out (Speaker Deck), for admin users to engage with the campaign's home page + options to view its campaign stats, configure the site build, configure the campaign settings, and more.
6. search donors, fundraisers, campaigns Run the Rock $20,000 RunTheRockP2P www.runtherock.org Open Stripe Yes Campaign configuration Campaign donations Campaign teams Campaign registrants Campaign administrators Campaign settings u n l e a s h y o u r f u n d r a i s i n g Campaign homepage Run the Rock Support 153 Donations 24 Monthly givers $21,821 Online revenue #3 Campaign rank 7 Rejected gifts Compaign donations Hero Campaign Builder Configure campaign settings Manage campaign admins V i e w l i v e s i t e Public campaign name Public campaign goal Internal naming Campaign URL Campaign gateway Campaign status Campaign Thermometer Campaign Dates 09.01.21 - Open
7. A Campaign's Home Page Cont... Combining what we previously built/delivered via our Speaker Deck & what we are looking at in the Hero application today, the next screens are edits to a Campaign's Home Page that provide the user experience we need for our admin users.
8. search donors, fundraisers, campaigns, emails, forms.... Run the Rock Campaign Configuration Run the Rock Open Hero Site Builder $512,109 Online Revenue 4,864 Total Donors 989 Recurring Donors 2,408 Total Registrants 129 Rejected Gifts 24,098 Total Page Views +21% this quarter -3% this quarter +14% this quarter +1% this quarter -3% this quarter -11% this quarter Web Mobile The style should match the look and feel of the Sprint 1 user experience for consistency. Top left will list the name of the campaign the client admin user clicked on. Directly to the right of the name should be an option for the client admin user to click the live link which will pop up the live site build in another browser. We need to add the ability for the admin user to always be able to click on their live URL to visualize in another browser. " Open Hero Site Builder" should always exist on a campaign's home page for an admin user to immediately get right into the Hero CMS to edit their site. Below that should read the name of the campaign the client admin user selected + "Campaign Configuration" with a toggle option on the right side of the header for the client admin user to change the data visualization stats via month, quarter, etc. Below the data visualization will live back- end basic campaign editing for the client admin user. The next screen is a continuation of questions/comments for basic back-end campaign editing/config displayed to the left. V i e w l i v e s i t e Run the Rock $20,000 RunTheRockP2P www.runtherock.org Public campaign name Public campaign goal Export naming Campaign URL Open Stripe 09.31.21 - OPEN Campaign gateway Campaign status Campaign thermometer Campaign dates Yes
9. Questions - Quick Configs on Campaign Homepage Using a screen scrape from the Hero application, by clicking on the " Team Kids Campaign" to configure the campaign as the admin user. Below and to the right are questions as this section has a lot of work and is not intuitive to the admin user once they are on the campaign home page for quick config options. #1: What is "Campaign Donor Auth System"?: An avg admin user will not understand this and neither do I. Can we discuss why this is needed and/or how we can make it more intuitive? #2: Tax %: I believe this means adding a percentage to add on top of the credit card fees. This should live underneath "Campaign Configurations" (overview of this in a later screen) #3: Campaign Currency: This should live underneath "Campaign Configurations" (overview of this in a later screen). Question? I don't see a way for the campaign to offer multiple currency options of the single campaign - how can the admin add e.g. USD, CAD, AUS currency accepted in this campaign? #4: PayPal Client ID, PayPal Secret ID, Stripe Key, Stripe Secret: The admin should not be setting up the payment gateway on the campaign homepage - this will live underneath the "Campaign Configurations". The admin user should be able to select one or more already connected gateways (populated via drop down if multiple gateways are already connected) - to apply to the campaign. Question? Setting up a gateway seems cumbersome for an admin user. Can we discuss what the application is needing here, and how we better describe it to the admin user + provide a seamless user experience that automatically connects their gateway(s) with ease? Along with moving the setting up of a gateway to the "Campaign Configurations" section, we need to chat through how the admin user will set up their gateway(s) to make it easy. Note: The admin user should be able to click inside of any selected box to make real-time edits via text edit, drop down options, calendar configuration, etc. It is a small but intuitive uplift to not have the admin user have to select the "edit widget" to make and save a configuration. Any field/box that is editable should allow for the user to click and edit without selecting the paper/pencil icon.
10. Hero Site Builder When an admin user clicks "Hero Site Builder" inside of their campaign's home page (continuing with Run the Rock in this example) - we will deliver edits/comments in the screens below. The next slide provides edits to the user experience starting with how we want the user experience to go vs how the admin user experience exists in the Hero application today.
11. Run the Rock $20,000 RunTheRockP2P www.hero.com/RTR 1234 Stripe Published USD search donors, fundraisers, campaigns, emails, forms.... Run the Rock Campaign Configuration Run the Rock This quarter The client admin user should be able to click into any of the text fields and edit the content that is editable with ease. If the option is a drop down, the client admin will select from the options available - saving automatically. The client admin user should not have to ACTUALLY click the edit button to edit config options in real time. The client admin user should not HAVE to complete all of these fields to move on. These configurations can be edited at any point pre-campaign launch, or even during a live campaign. - NOTE: if a client org has already set up a payment gateway for previous campaigns, we should always default to that payment gateway, -If this is the first campaign a client organization is launching, adding a payment gateway should be a notified step for a client organization admin to finalize before publishing a site build. This (or any configuration here) should NOT stop the admin user from being able to build a full site experience. Below the basic campaign configuration will live the "Quick Navigation Configuration" visual widgets as you built out. These need to match the user experience of the visual widgets in Sprint 1 and displayed here to the left via icon styles, font styles, and color schemes. Next slide, admin user clicks Site Builder Public campaign name Public campaign goal Export naming Campaign URL Campaign gateway Stripe client ID Campaign currency Campaign status Quick Navigation Configuration Donations View all campaign donations Configurations View campaign configurations Hero Site Builder Build or edit your site Campaign Admins Manage campaign admin access V i e w l i v e s i t e "Hero Site Builder" Build a Site Edit a Site Build a Form Edit a Form Thermometer search donors, fundraisers, campaigns, emails, forms.... Run the Rock Site Builder Run the Rock Open Hero Site Builder Build a Site Build a new site experience Edit Your Site Edit an existing site experience Build a Donate Page Build a new donate page Edit a Donate Page Edit an existing donate page Thermometer Customize a data display Build a Form Build a new form experience Edit a Form Edit an existing form experience V i e w l i v e s i t e Configure Settings Access campaign configuration Site Pages Manage your sites pages
12. "Hero Site Builder" Build a Site Edit a Site Build a Form Edit a Form Thermometer search donors, fundraisers, campaigns, emails, forms.... Run the Rock Site Builder Run the Rock Open Hero Site Builder Build a Site Build a new site experience Edit Your Site Edit an existing site experience Build a Donate Page Build a new donate page Edit a Donate Page Edit an existing donate page Thermometer Customize a data display Build a Form Build a new form experience Edit Your Form Edit an existing form experience " Build a Site" will render the new site build user experience with prompts for the admin user to follow to help set up the site build, before being placed into the Hero CMS. If there is already a site build for that campaign (Run the Rock in this example), the Hero application should recognize this and take the admin user directly into the Hero CMS for site editing. " Edit Your Site" if an admin user clicks "Edit Your Site" while already inside of a campaign (Run the Rock in this example), the Hero app will bring the admin user directly into the Hero CMS. If an admin user clicks "Edit a Site" from the Hero home console (and they are not in a campaign), the admin user will be prompted to view the list of "All Campaigns" for the admin user to select which campaign site they'd like to edit. " Build a Donate Page" will enable the client admin user to build a donate page that they can place on their website, social media, add to their Hero Site Build (Run the Rock here), etc. " Edit a Donate Page" if an admin user clicks "Edit Donate Page" while already inside of a campaign (Run the Rock in this example), the Hero app will bring the admin user directly into the Hero CMS Donate Page editor. If an admin user clicks "Edit a Donate Page" from the Hero home console (and they are not in a campaign), the admin user will be prompted to view the list of "All Campaigns" for the admin user to select which donate site they'd like to edit. " Thermometer" will enable the client admin user to customize data displays that they want to turn on in a Hero Site Build (Run the Rock in this example). If they have not selected a campaign yet (e.g. not selecting this option from a Campaign's Homepage), then the system should ask the admin user, which site build they are adding a thermometer to V i e w l i v e s i t e " Build a Form" will enable the client admin user to build a form that they can place on their website, social media, add to their Hero Site Build (Run the Rock here), etc. " Edit a Form" if an admin user clicks "Edit Your Form" while already inside of a campaign (Run the Rock in this example), the Hero app will bring the admin user directly into the Hero CMS Form editor. If an admin user clicks "Edit a Form" from the Hero home console (and they are not in a campaign), the admin user will be prompted to view the list of "All Campaigns" for the admin user to select which form they'd like to edit. " Configure Settings" if an admin user clicks "Configure Settings" while already inside of a campaign (Run the Rock in this example), the Hero app will bring the admin user directly into the Campaign's Configuration " SIte Pages" if an admin user clicks "Site Pages" the Hero app will bring the admin user into a view of all of the sites pages to edit titles, etc. Configure Settings Access campaign configuration Site Pages Manage your sites pages
13. Hero Site Builder from Home Console When an admin user clicks "Hero Site Builder" while not in a campaign (but from the home Hero console) - a lot of the same in the above applies. The admin user will be navigated to the "Hero Site Builder Home" - where the same widgets will be listed for the admin user to click. We will walk through edits to the existing admin user experience for complete site configuration in the slides below. Run the Rock $20,000 RunTheRockP2P www.hero.com/RTR 1234 Stripe Published USD search donors, fundraisers, campaigns, emails, forms.... Run the Rock Campaign Configuration Run the Rock This quarter The client admin user should be able to click into any of the text fields and edit the content that is editable with ease. If the option is a drop down, the client admin will select from the options available - saving automatically. The client admin user should not have to ACTUALLY click the edit button to edit config options in real time. The client admin user should not HAVE to complete all of these fields to move on. These configurations can be edited at any point pre-campaign launch, or even during a live campaign. - NOTE: if a client org has already set up a payment gateway for previous campaigns, we should always default to that payment gateway, -If this is the first campaign a client organization is launching, adding a payment gateway should be a notified step for a client organization admin to finalize before publishing a site build. This (or any configuration here) should NOT stop the admin user from being able to build a full site experience. Below the basic campaign configuration will live the "Quick Navigation Configuration" visual widgets as you built out. These need to match the user experience of the visual widgets in Sprint 1 and displayed here to the left via icon styles, font styles, and color schemes. Next slide, admin user clicks Site Builder Public campaign name Public campaign goal Export naming Campaign URL Campaign gateway Stripe client ID Campaign currency Campaign status Quick Navigation Configuration Donations View all campaign donations Configurations View campaign configurations Hero Site Builder Build or edit your site Campaign Admins Manage campaign admin access V i e w l i v e s i t e "Hero Site Builder" Build a Site Edit a Site Build a Form Edit a Form Thermometer search donors, fundraisers, campaigns, emails, forms.... Hero Site Builder Configuration Options Hero Site Builder Home Open Hero Site Builder Build a Site Build a new site experience Edit a Site Edit an existing site experience Build a Donate Page Build a new donate page Edit a Donate Page Edit an existing donate page Thermometer Customize a data display Build a Form Build a new form experience Edit a Form Edit an existing form experience Configure Settings Access campaign configuration Site Pages Manage your sites pages
14. Run the Rock $20,000 RunTheRockP2P www.hero.com/RTR 1234 Stripe Published USD search donors, fundraisers, campaigns, emails, forms.... Run the Rock Campaign Configuration Run the Rock This quarter The client admin user should be able to click into any of the text fields and edit the content that is editable with ease. If the option is a drop down, the client admin will select from the options available - saving automatically. The client admin user should not have to ACTUALLY click the edit button to edit config options in real time. The client admin user should not HAVE to complete all of these fields to move on. These configurations can be edited at any point pre-campaign launch, or even during a live campaign. - NOTE: if a client org has already set up a payment gateway for previous campaigns, we should always default to that payment gateway, -If this is the first campaign a client organization is launching, adding a payment gateway should be a notified step for a client organization admin to finalize before publishing a site build. This (or any configuration here) should NOT stop the admin user from being able to build a full site experience. Below the basic campaign configuration will live the "Quick Navigation Configuration" visual widgets as you built out. These need to match the user experience of the visual widgets in Sprint 1 and displayed here to the left via icon styles, font styles, and color schemes. Next slide, admin user clicks Site Builder Public campaign name Public campaign goal Export naming Campaign URL Campaign gateway Stripe client ID Campaign currency Campaign status Quick Navigation Configuration Donations View all campaign donations Configurations View campaign configurations Hero Site Builder Build or edit your site Campaign Admins Manage campaign admin access V i e w l i v e s i t e Clicking "Open Hero Site Builder" When an admin user clicks "Open Hero Site Builder" we need to bring the admin user directly into the Hero CMS for site editing. We should always empower an admin user to create site experiences immediately and with ease. Remember - not all site experiences will demand a donation, ticket purchase, etc. - which means that not all sites will need a gateway attached to it. When an admin clicks "Open Hero Site Builder".....next slide "Hero Site Builder" Build a Site Edit a Site Build a Form Edit a Form Thermometer search donors, fundraisers, campaigns, emails, forms.... Hero Site Builder Configuration Options Hero Site Builder Home Open Hero Site Builder Build a Site Build a new site experience Edit a Site Edit an existing site experience Build a Donate Page Build a new donate page Edit a Donate Page Edit an existing donate page Thermometer Customize a data display Build a Form Build a new form experience Edit a Form Edit an existing form experience Configure Settings Access campaign configuration Site Pages Manage your sites pages
15. Top navigation Banner Section #1 Section #2 Section #3 Footer Donate page When an admin clicks "Open Hero Site Builder" to creates a site from scratch - we still want Hero Site Builder to provide a shell for the customer to build into. What we will do once the Hero application is complete - is build a mock site build that will have vague/limited branding that will give the admin user shell site build to work off of/edit. For now, we will use placeholders to show the admin user the outline of a standard site build via Top Navigation, Banner, 3-sections, and a footer. The Hero Site Builder should render 6 sections (e.g. to the left) to give the admin user a starting block to create a site from scratch. At any point, the admin user can delete, move around, or personalize the pre-defined blank sections. Description of each section below with the next slide providing a visual of the foundational shell for when an admin user is building a new site experience by clicking " Open Hero Site Builder" #1: Header (or Top Navigation): This is where a customer will typically inject the logo(s) for the campaign and also activate headers for pages e.g. Home, About Us, Donate, Survivor Stories, FAQs, Learn More, etc. #2: Banner: This is where a customer will typically inject the larger image and add text over the top that is the main marketing asset for their online site experience. #3: Section #1: This is a section of the body where the customer will typically inject information about the online campaign. The admin will add things like images, videos, text, social media sharing, blog-style posts, buttons, call to action (CTAs), color schemes, and so much more. #4: Section #2: This is a section of the body where the customer will typically inject information about the online campaign. The admin will add things like images, videos, text, social media sharing, blog-style posts, buttons, call to action (CTAs), color schemes, and so much more. #5: Section #3: This is a section of the body where the customer will typically inject information about the online campaign. The admin will add things like images, videos, text, social media sharing, blog-style posts, buttons, call to action (CTAs), color schemes, and so much more. #6: Footer: This is a section at the bottom of the site experience where the customer/admin will inject things like their logo(s), social media images and links, links to privacy policy, their address, and more. Images, text, links, etc. Sections Widgets Blocks Pages Settings Supporter pages Fundraiser HUB Top navigation Banner
16. Donate page Sections Widgets Blocks Pages Settings Supporter pages Fundraiser HUB Top navigation Banner Top navigation Opens up a left-nav pop-out for the admin to personalize the top navigation/header of the site experience. Banner Opens up a left-nav pop-out for the admin to personalize the banner section of the site experience. Sections Opens up a left-nav pop-out for the admin to visualize all of the sections in the site experience. The admin can move sections up & down and also click into a specific section to access features for that section e.g. background color, section sizing, etc. Widgets Opens up a left-nav pop-out for the admin to visualize all of the widget options that an admin can drag onto the site experience. In a later slide we will detail the widget options and naming conventions that we want our users to see. Blocks Opens up a left-nav pop-out for the admin to visualize all of the pre-defined block combinations that an admin can drag onto the site experience. In a later slide we will detail the block options and naming conventions that we want our users to see. Pages Opens up a left-nav pop-out for the admin to visualize all of the added pages that live within the site experience, that the admin can move around and click into specific pages so that they are now editing that specific page. e.g. Home, About Us, Learn More, etc. Settings Opens up a left-nav pop-out for the admin to visualize things like social media settings for the page, SEO settings for the page(s), universal-style guide, and more that we will detail in a later slide. Supporter pages Opens up a left-nav pop-out for the admin to visualize options for the admin to edit what a supporter/fundraiser/team page design should look like once a campaign is launched that has the p2p fundraising feature turned on. Donate page Opens up a left-nav pop-out for the admin to visualize options for the admin to add/edit a donation page that is tied to the site experience. The admin can customize the donation/check-out experience and settings. Fundraiser HUB Opens up a left-nav pop-out for the admin to visualize options for the admin to configure the site experience of the Fundraiser Admin/HUB. The Fundraiser Admin/HUB is the experience new fundraisers will see upon signing up/logging in to fundraise in a campaign.
17. Donate page K I S S G O O D B Y E T O M D S S T E P T E M B E R #KissGoodbyeToMDS BE BRAVE WALK 100 MILES IN THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, R E G I S T E R N O W Find a fundraiser Register Text Type Headline 1 Font Oswald Size 7 Spacing 2 Color Sections Widgets Blocks Pages Settings Supporter pages Fundraiser HUB Banner Pages How it Works About Us Section 2 - Shave registration Section - Top Navigation How it works About us Leaderboards Resources S T E P T E M B E R Donate Login $ 6 4 6 , 2 4 9 R A I S E D T O D E F E A T M D S 9 , 9 4 2 P E O P L E B R A V E L Y S T E P P I N G Top navigation Leaderboard Resources Register Donate Login Background Image + Add Image Section padding Top Bottom Left Right Top navigation
18. Donate page K I S S G O O D B Y E T O M D S Find a fundraiser Register Text Type Headline 1 Font Oswald Size 7 Spacing 2 S T E P T E M B E R #KissGoodbyeToMDS BE BRAVE WALK 100 MILES IN THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, R E G I S T E R N O W Color Sections Widgets Blocks Pages Settings Supporter pages Fundraiser HUB Top navigation Added assets Register Widget Text Section 2 - Shave registration Section - Top Navigation How it works About us Leaderboards Resources S T E P T E M B E R Donate Login $ 6 4 6 , 2 4 9 R A I S E D T O D E F E A T M D S 9 , 9 4 2 P E O P L E B R A V E L Y S T E P P I N G Banner Background Image Section padding Top Bottom Left Right Banner Edit Image Widget Shape Media assets No media Device specific display Web display
19. Donate page K I S S G O O D B Y E T O M D S Find a fundraiser Register Text Type Headline 1 Font Oswald Size 7 Spacing 2 S T E P T E M B E R #KissGoodbyeToMDS BE BRAVE WALK 100 MILES IN THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, R E G I S T E R N O W Widgets Blocks Pages Settings Supporter pages Fundraiser HUB Top navigation Top Navigation Section 3 - Thermometer Section - Top Navigation How it works About us Leaderboards Resources S T E P T E M B E R Donate Login $ 6 4 6 , 2 4 9 R A I S E D T O D E F E A T M D S 9 , 9 4 2 P E O P L E B R A V E L Y S T E P P I N G Homepage sections Sections Sections Banner Banner Section 3 Surviror Stories Section 5 Section 6 Footer CTA
20. Widgets When an admin selects the "Widgets" tab, they will visualize a combination of standard CMS assets that the user can drag onto the site experience + fundraising specific widgets that can drag onto the site experience as well. Below is a list of the widgets we want to offer to Hero admins in the Hero Site Builder feature. The next slide provides a visual representation of the "Widgets" tab as well. Add Text Content Add an Image Add Image + Text Add a Video Add a Button Add a Form Add a Content Box Add a Spacer Add an Icon Add Social Share Add a Social Like Widget Add a Blog Post Add a Fundraising Thermometer Add a Fundraising Leaderboard Add Your Donor Display Add Product Purchase Add a Registration Sign-Up
21. Donate page K I S S G O O D B Y E T O M D S Find a fundraiser Register Text Type Headline 1 Font Oswald Size 7 Spacing 2 S T E P T E M B E R #KissGoodbyeToMDS BE BRAVE WALK 100 MILES IN THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, R E G I S T E R N O W Widgets Blocks Pages Settings Supporter pages Fundraiser HUB Top navigation Section 3 - Thermometer Section - Top Navigation How it works About us Leaderboards Resources S T E P T E M B E R Donate Login $ 6 4 6 , 2 4 9 R A I S E D T O D E F E A T M D S 9 , 9 4 2 P E O P L E B R A V E L Y S T E P P I N G Sections Banner Fundraising widgets Text Text + Image Image Video Button Locations Thermometer Leaderboards
22. Donate page Widgets Pages Settings Supporter pages Fundraiser HUB Top navigation Sections Banner Blocks Take action Website blocks Section type Impact blocks Meet Soloman Soloman was diagnosed with prostate cancer 4 years ago. Thanks to Movember, Soloman is cancer free today! Donate New here? Sign up Sign up with Facebook Sign up with Apple Enter your email Take action New here? Sign up Sign up with Facebook Sign up with Apple Enter your email Section 2 - Movember registration Impact blocks About your org Call to action Testimonials Text blocks Corporate partners Sponsorships Volunteer CTA
23. Donate page K I S S G O O D B Y E T O M D S Text Type Headline 1 Font Oswald Size 7 Spacing 2 S T E P T E M B E R #KissGoodbyeToMDS BE BRAVE WALK 100 MILES IN THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, R E G I S T E R N O W Pages Settings Find a fundraiser Register Widgets Blocks Supporter pages Fundraiser HUB Top navigation Section 3 - Thermometer Section - Top Navigation How it works About us Leaderboards Resources S T E P T E M B E R Donate Login $ 6 4 6 , 2 4 9 R A I S E D T O D E F E A T M D S 9 , 9 4 2 P E O P L E B R A V E L Y S T E P P I N G Website pages Sections Banner Pages How it Works About Us Leaderboard Resources Register Donate Login Drag & drop you page here to remove it from being visible on the front-end of your site experience Hidden from the front-end Other pages