Transparnet:
The Internet Evolution

Say what it is, and show who it is for

The landing page had to communicate the mission instantly while projecting civic credibility. Real faces in an editorial layout set a warm, inclusive tone.

1. The claim. "The Internet Evolution" makes the brand promise unmistakable
2. Sparse navigation. About us, Our work, The conversation and Contact
3. One invitation. "Get involved" sits apart from the menu
4. Real people. Human faces instead of abstract tech imagery
5. Join without pressure. A single, quiet call to action

A human story behind the mission

The About page tells who is behind Transparnet and why it exists. A bold headline anchors the page, a teal band carries the driving force, and "Real people with real stories" introduces the team.

• Education. Encourage discussion and creative approaches to internet safety
• Unification. Unite experts and everyday users behind transparent digital legislation
• Safety. Mobilise expertise to influence policymakers and close gaps in digital law

Value before registration

Without logging in, visitors can browse the whole article feed. "How it works" presents three ways to take part (share, comment and verify), guiding visitors toward registration with transparency rather than pressure.

• Three ways in. Share, comment, get verified
• A filterable feed. Reading times, tags and authors show the community's quality
• Honest invitation. Comments need an account, and the page says why

Turn readers into contributors

A floating "Group poll" button opens a micro-survey right on the page, no sign-up needed. The question is simple but pointed: "Do you feel safe online?"

• No account needed. Anyone can vote
• Four answers. Always, often, sometimes, never
• Live results. The tally updates as people vote

A deliberate moment of commitment

Crossing into the portal changes the mood: the editorial photography gives way to clean, focused forms. Soft gradients keep the warmth, and 3D illustrations on registration add a sense of discovery.

• Fast sign-in. Email and password, or Google and Facebook
• Short registration. Username, password, full name, phone and email
• Verification is optional. A passport check adds trust, it doesn't block entry

Reputation you can see

The profile shows how someone contributes, next to a verified identity.

1. Contributor badge. A role you earn by writing
2. Passport verified. Identity shown, not just claimed
3. Everything in tabs. Activity, notifications, messages, rewards and settings
4. Contribution statistics. Visits, reading time, articles seen and written
5. Likes both ways. Likes given and received

A personal home base

Feed, my activity, my articles and settings sit in a clean sidebar, with a prominent call to write.

1. Four places to go. Feed, my activity, my articles and settings
2. A call to contribute. "Write an article" is the strongest button on the page
3. Filter the feed. By category and by tags
4. Suggested reads. More to read, without searching
5. Categories by colour. Each article is tagged at a glance

An editor as fluid as a modern writing tool

Verified contributors write and publish inside the portal: rich text, inline images, tags and publishing controls in one place.

1. Full formatting. A rich text toolbar above the article
2. A clean permalink. Editable before publishing
3. Publish your way. Draft or public, now or scheduled
4. History. Every change kept
5. Tags. Typed in or picked from popular ones
6. Formatting where you write. An inline toolbar follows the selection