CanadaHelps needed to modernize its Salesforce-powered Help Portal to improve the self-service experience for donors, charities, and internal content administrators.
WebSolo helped CanadaHelps assess Salesforce Knowledge and Experience Cloud capabilities, redesign the Help Portal structure, and implement custom Lightning Web Components for search, category navigation, article pages, related articles, mobile responsiveness, bilingual support, and administrator-managed content.

Custom Salesforce Experience Cloud and Knowledge enhancements for a modern, bilingual, self-service Help Portal.
Talk to usCanadaHelps had an existing Salesforce-powered Help Portal that needed to provide a cleaner, more intuitive self-service experience for multiple user groups, including donors and charities.
The project required more than a visual redesign. CanadaHelps needed practical Salesforce architecture decisions around search, guest user access, article discovery, category navigation, related content, bilingual support, mobile responsiveness, and ongoing administrator control.
WebSolo reviewed Salesforce search capabilities, including native search behavior, public guest user limitations, search suggestions, category-based navigation, related articles, guided pathways, top-task concepts, analytics, and configuration options that did not require AI.
This assessment helped CanadaHelps make informed decisions about what could be achieved with native Salesforce capabilities and where custom Lightning Web Components or Apex logic would provide a better experience.
WebSolo supported the migration of existing Help Portal functionality to a new Salesforce LWR site on a preproduction environment. The approach preserved the existing portal baseline while allowing the redesigned experience to move forward without unnecessary feature gaps.
The work included site structure review, styling migration, layout planning, reusable page components, and preparation for deployment.
WebSolo implemented a custom Hero Search Lightning Web Component to support the redesigned homepage experience.
CanadaHelps wanted more control over which articles appeared in the Popular Searches area. WebSolo refactored the approach so administrators could manually manage the list instead of relying only on automated view-count sorting.
This allowed the content team to remove unwanted entries, prioritize more useful articles, and better align the homepage with current support needs.
WebSolo built a custom Category Grid Lightning Web Component to organize Help Portal categories into audience-based sections, such as donor-focused and charity-focused help areas.
WebSolo implemented custom category landing page functionality to move beyond a flat article list and provide a more structured hierarchy.
The redesigned category pages supported hero headers, breadcrumbs, category descriptions, subcategory groupings, article lists, and sorting controls. This helped users browse help content more naturally and find relevant articles faster.
WebSolo created a custom Article Detail Lightning Web Component to replace the standard Salesforce Knowledge article presentation with a more controlled, branded, and usable page layout.
WebSolo implemented a multi-section article sidebar to improve content discovery and user engagement.
When automated related article logic produced irrelevant results, WebSolo adjusted the approach to support manually curated relationships so the content team could control which related articles appeared.
WebSolo implemented shared Help Portal elements including header navigation, footer structure, language switching considerations, subscription and policy areas, social links, and article feedback and discovery elements.
These reusable pieces helped create a more complete and consistent portal experience across the homepage, category pages, and article detail pages.
WebSolo adapted the redesigned portal for mobile devices and supported bilingual English and French behavior across labels, navigation, category links, article links, and footer/header elements.
The work included mobile layout refinements, Inter font implementation, and fixes for French translation gaps identified during review.
WebSolo prepared the implemented solution for deployment by reviewing changes, collecting references, preparing a change set, and creating administrator-facing documentation.
The handoff documentation covered tile maintenance, homepage descriptions, header and footer updates, localized labels, and CSS/font management so the CanadaHelps team could manage key portal updates internally.
The engagement helped CanadaHelps move toward a modern, more flexible Salesforce Help Portal that better supports self-service, content discovery, and administrator control.
WebSolo supported Salesforce Experience Cloud consulting, Help Portal redesign, Salesforce Knowledge enhancements, Lightning Web Component development, search improvements, category navigation, article page customization, bilingual support, deployment preparation, and administrator handoff documentation.
No. The engagement included technical Salesforce assessment, LWR migration support, custom LWC development, search behavior review, guest user considerations, content relationship logic, bilingual support, mobile responsiveness, and administrator-maintainable configuration.
Custom Lightning Web Components were used where the desired user experience or business logic went beyond standard Salesforce components, including enhanced search, grouped category grids, custom category pages, article sidebars, recently viewed articles, and curated related content.
Yes. The solution included English and French considerations, custom labels, localized links and titles, translation gap fixes, and language-aware component behavior.
Yes. WebSolo can help organizations modernize Salesforce Experience Cloud and Knowledge portals, improve search and navigation, build custom Lightning Web Components, support bilingual experiences, and prepare administrator-friendly handoff documentation.
WebSolo can help you assess your current Salesforce Experience Cloud or Knowledge setup, improve search and navigation, build custom Lightning Web Components, and create a better self-service experience for your users.