A screenshot of the Talita website header image

Talita

Talita is a Swedish non-profit that’s been doing important work for many years — and I’ve been their go-to tech guy since the very beginning. I’ve handled every version of their website since around 2008, across several CMS platforms. For the latest iteration, we migrated to Webflow — a big step up from the previous CMS, giving them more flexibility for updates and making it easier for me to maintain and expand the site when needed.

My role:

Webdesign

Brand design

SEO

Web Development

Webflow CMS

Talita is a non-profit organization that offers a way out of prostitution, pornography and human trafficking for sexual purposes and into a whole new life.

Website Design & Development

For the latest version, I took on both design and development, collaborating closely with Talita’s Creative Director. He had a clear vision: bold, colorful, and artsy. We ran with that direction and created a vibrant, expressive fun site that still feels clear, structured, and easy to navigate.

The webflow logo

Typography Refresh

I chose new typefaces for both headings and body text — something with a bit of pizazz and playfulness, while still being easy to read.

An image showing the NT wagner and Arboria font
An image showing several color swatches used on the talita website

Color Overhaul

Talita already had a strong set of brand colors, but I refined the palette to improve usability and consistency. I removed hues that were too similar, added complementary tones, and introduced a range of shades and tints to give the site more depth and flexibility.

Taming the Creative Chaos

Talita’s brand shifts a lot depending on context—fun but tricky to manage. I created a web-focused style guide to bring clarity to typography, color, logo use and illustration, helping them maintain consistency without losing the brand’s personality.

A collage of images showing the pages of the talita style guide.

fin.

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Fueled by 🧉 | Kristinehamn, Sweden