HarassmentHelp.org

HarassmentHelp.org needed to make a sensitive legal issue feel clearer, safer, and easier to navigate for people who may not yet have the words for what they experienced.

The challenge was to build a resource that could inform without overwhelming, guide without pressuring, and support users across different industries, locations, and types of workplace behavior. The site needed to feel accessible and credible while giving visitors a practical way to understand patterns of harassment, learn about their rights, and consider a next step if they were ready.

MeanPug partnered with Phillips & Associates to build HarassmentHelp.org as an accessible, mission-driven resource for people trying to understand workplace sexual harassment and what options may be available to them.

The work included a full brand identity, website design and development, content strategy, SEO, and a custom user experience built around clarity and care. The goal was to make serious information easier to find, easier to understand, and easier to act on without making the experience feel cold, confusing, or overwhelming.

MeanPug organized the site around the real questions users may bring to the search process. Industry-specific pages explain how harassment can appear in different workplace settings. Educational content covers verbal, physical, coercive, and retaliatory harassment. Location-based hubs provide more tailored guidance across local laws and industries.

The site also includes an interactive quiz designed to help users recognize subtle or difficult-to-name workplace behaviors. That tool gives visitors a more approachable way to make sense of their experience without making the first interaction feel transactional.

The result is a custom platform that turns a sensitive legal topic into a clearer, more supportive digital resource: accessible, informative, and built to guide users without trivializing what they may be facing.