Background
The Dreamweaver Collective is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in New York. Named after the Tboli people of Lake Sebu, known as the Dreamweavers for their tradition of T'nalak weaving, it supports artisans, preserves cultural heritage, and connects Indigenous communities with Filipino Americans and supporters abroad.
The challenge
The Collective is run by a small team, and its story lives in photographs, films, and events on two continents. It needed a website that presents that work with care, makes it simple to support, and can be kept current by the team itself.
Our approach
We planned, designed, and built the site on Webflow, working from the Collective's existing brand. The structure is deliberately small: Home, About, Events, and a Library of photo albums, films, and reading. Events and the Library run on the CMS, so a new festival or album is a form to fill in, with no developer involved.
The photography leads on every page, with the Collective's own patterns and colors carrying the rest.
The result
The Dreamweaver Collective has a home online that reflects the craft it protects, and a site its team can run on their own.