Each project is a website we built and launched for a local organization. Next to it is a design refresh concept that keeps the client’s own words and photos and shows how we would build it now. Every concept has its own look, because every client is different.
A 78-mile rail trail deserves a website that feels like the trail. The concept borrows from park signage, maps the route from Caldwell to Cass and keeps the newsletter archive one tap away.
An interfaith nonprofit that helps older adults in Lewisburg live independently. The concept reads like a community newspaper, with large, easy type and Gwen’s Meals as the feature story.
An after-school tutoring program for middle school students in St. Albans. The concept is bright and bold for the kids, with a sign-up form that is easy for parents.
A Lewisburg cemetery in perpetual care since 1925. The concept is quiet and unhurried, with room to breathe and the phone number always easy to find.
A nonprofit that supports survivors of violence. The organization’s name is withheld. The concept stays calm and clear and keeps the Quick Exit button within reach on every screen.
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Concepts are design studies and are not published on the clients’ sites. Spelling in the original copy was corrected.