The public platform for a $100M+ capital coordination model, and the operations software that turns every message it receives into a tracked, assigned lead.
Platform for Social Impact aligns public, private and philanthropic capital to build economic mobility in Puerto Rico, from blended funding structures to the Oasis 360 hub opening in 2027. Its audiences could not be more different: federal agencies doing diligence, philanthropic funders, and the community it serves, in two languages.
A capital coordination model is genuinely hard to make legible. The site had to answer a funder's first three questions before the first scroll, hold up under the traffic spike of a grant announcement, and stay editable by the client without touching the stack. And the messages the site generates (partnership inquiries, investor interest, community requests) needed somewhere better to land than a shared inbox.
We engineered the site by hand instead of assembling it: a 38 kilobyte homepage that responds in under half a second from a global edge network, with every page in English and Spanish governed by a single copydeck. The real design work was distillation: taking an umbrella organization, four partner organizations and a blended capital model, and building the design system and information architecture that make it feel inevitable rather than complicated. Then we built the operations layer: psi-inbox, where every message the site generates becomes a tracked, assignable, auditable item.
A hand-built static architecture on an edge network. No page builders, no plugin attack surface, nothing to patch. Measured, not estimated.
An ambitious organization, its partner ecosystem (Vimenti, Project Makers, IDJ, Vidalus) and a blended capital stack, distilled into a navigation a federal reviewer or funder can walk without a guide.
Typography, color and components defined once and carried across PSI's whole product ecosystem: the site, the inbox and the program tools all speak the same visual language.
Roughly 20 pages, every one in English and Spanish, driven by a copydeck that keeps institutional language consistent.
Every website form submission becomes a tracked, assigned lead: a status pipeline, form-type filters, ownership with email deep links, a response-time SLA, notes and an audit trail. Nothing lands in a shared inbox and disappears.
Site analytics live inside the inbox, and with the visitor's consent every submission now carries that person's journey: the pages read, the sections viewed and the calls to action clicked before they wrote. The team replies knowing what the sender came looking for.
this is the room the platform was built for
under the hood: Hand-engineered static architecture on a global edge network; psi-inbox: React, serverless API layer, managed Postgres, passwordless authentication, consent-gated visitor journey analytics
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