Make a community initiative understandable.
A public-facing website explaining Gramtek’s menstrual-health initiative, its distribution approach and the people who support it.
A view of the live experience · Select to inspect
Start with a useful question.
The initiative brings together community outreach, distribution and digital support. A public visitor needs an understandable account of the purpose and model before engaging with the operational detail.
The website moves from the mission to geographic reach, the distribution model and quality feedback. Role-based dashboard explainers help different audiences understand how the digital service supports the wider initiative.
The choices behind
the experience.
01Show where the work happens
A geographic reach section with taluka controls gives the programme a local context.
02Explain the system in layers
Distribution, feedback and dashboard features become separate, navigable parts of the story.
03Speak to several audiences
Agent, Support and Client feature views help explain different responsibilities without flattening them into one generic dashboard.
Direction, iteration,
and a working build.
This website is part of my collection of AI-assisted builds. It complements the deeper Digital Sakhi UX case study by showing how the initiative is communicated publicly. This story focuses on the observable website experience; the detailed prompting and build-tool sequence are not documented here.
Live initiative website
The public website is accessible. Programme figures and health claims displayed on the source site have not been independently validated for this portfolio, and are not presented here as design outcomes.
Explore the live projectRead the Digital Sakhi UX case study
Case-study basis: Live Gramtek website and the existing Digital Sakhi portfolio case study. Website reviewed October 2026. Screenshots show the experience at the time of review.