Customize the public page

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The public page is what your donors see when they click on the Fund's link. Taking care of this page regularly doubles the conversion rate: a good image, a 90-second video from the rabbi, and well-calibrated suggested amount buttons make the difference.

Anatomy of the public page

Here are the elements present on the public page (in display order):

Block	Source on the admin side
Title	Name field of the Main section
Background image	Background image field of the Content management section
YouTube video	YouTube ID field
Description	Rich content field of the editor
Progress gauge	Auto (if mode with goal)
Donation form	Auto (free amount + predefined buttons)
Image carousel	Carousel field

Configure each block

All customization takes place in the Content management section of the creation/edit form.

Background image

The background image is the most impactful element of the page: it is what the donor sees first.

1. 1

   Choose a good image

   • Landscape format (16:9 or 3:2 ratio ideal)
   • Minimum resolution 1920 × 1080 px
   • Weight less than 500 KB for fast loading
   • Clear and identifiable subject (the prayer room to renovate, the event)
2. 2

   Upload the image

   In the Content management section, click on the Background image area and select your file. A preview appears immediately.

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Photo tip

Avoid photos with embedded text: the layout can truncate it on mobile. Prefer a "clean" photo and let the Unisoft title/description do the textual work.

YouTube video

A short presentation video (60 to 120 seconds) multiplies engagement, especially if it is carried by a known figure of the community.

1. 1

   Prepare the video

   Upload the video on YouTube (public or unlisted). Retrieve its identifier: it's the string of characters after v= in the URL.

   Example: for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ, the identifier is dQw4w9WgXcQ.

2. 2

   Paste the identifier

   In the Content management section, paste the identifier in the YouTube ID field.

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Unlisted video

An unlisted video on YouTube remains accessible via the direct link but does not appear in YouTube search. Ideal for an internal presentation video for the community.

Editorial content

The rich content is the presentation text: why this Fund, what the money is for, what results you expect.

The editor supports:

• Titles (h2, h3)
• Paragraphs
• Bulleted or numbered lists
• Bold, italic, underline
• External links
• Embedded images
• Color formatting

A few writing rules:

• Get to the point: the donor decides in a few seconds
• Tell a story: the "why" before the "how much"
• Break into short sections with subtitles
• End with an explicit call to action

Predefined amount buttons

The predefined buttons (presetButtons) are suggested amounts that appear above the free entry field. Well chosen, they orient the donation towards higher average amounts.

Each button consists of:

Field	Description
Amount	Numerical value of the donation
Text	Short label displayed (e.g.: "50 € — 1 chair")
Color	Background color of the button (visual brand)
Currency	Currency of the amount (multi-currency)

Recommended example for a renovation at 20,000 €:

Button	Text	Color
50 €	50 € — 1 chair	Light blue
180 €	180 € — 1 m² of carpet	Blue
500 €	500 € — 1 window	Dark blue
1,800 €	1,800 € — 1 entire wall	Gold

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Golden rule

Offer 3 to 5 buttons maximum. Beyond that, the donor is paralyzed by choice. Cover a range going from the entry donation (20-50 €) to the ambitious donation (1,000 €+).

Image carousel

The carousel is a gallery of scrolling images displayed below the form. Useful for:

• Showing the planned before/after
• Presenting the team or volunteers
• Illustrating future uses
• Documenting the progress of works (regular updates)

Recommended format: 5 to 10 images in landscape, 1200 × 800 px resolution, short captions.

Donor-side appearance

Here is what a donor sees (display order from top to bottom):

1. 1

   Immersive header

   Full-screen background image, with Fund title overlaid and Donate button.

2. 2

   Video (if configured)

   Embedded YouTube player, on-demand playback.

3. 3

   Description + gauge

   Editorial text on the left, progress gauge on the right (collected amount, goal, remaining to reach).

4. 4

   Donation form

   Predefined buttons at the top, free amount field below, currency selection if multi-currency. Donor information (name, email) is requested at the next step of payment.

5. 5

   Image carousel

   Scrolling gallery at the bottom of the page.

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No public list of donors

The public page of a Fund does not display the list of latest contributions or the names of donors. On the donor side, the experience is entirely centered on the call to donate, without social pressure by ranking or list of names.

On the backoffice side, you of course keep the complete nominative list of payments received in the Fund's sheet and in the Payments module.

UX best practices

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Recipe that works

For a Fund that collects: (1) strong image of what will be financed, (2) 90-second video of a known figure, (3) short story oriented towards benefit, (4) 3-4 buttons of evocative amounts ("1 chair", "1 book"), (5) realistic goal reached at 70-90% of the gauge in the first days thanks to seed donors.

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Common errors

• Blurry image or with truncated text on mobile
• Video of more than 3 minutes: low completion rate
• 800-word text wall without subtitles: abandoned in 5 seconds
• 10 amount buttons: paralyzes the decision
• Unrealistic goal (50,000 € in 1 week): gauge that plateaus at 10%, demotivating

To remember

• The background image and video capture attention in the first 3 seconds
• The buttons are not just aesthetic: they orient the average basket
• The rich content should be readable in less than 30 seconds
• The public page does not display the list of donors — no social pressure by ranking
• A well-cared-for page regularly doubles the conversion rate