Case Studies
Abby Covert: Complete Website Restructure and Redesign
Abby Covert needed a complete overhaul of her website. Her previous site had not touched in years and needed a lot of help.
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Creating inclusive digital spaces through information architecture
There is a large and messy challenge that comes with needing to share different types of information with different audiences in a single space, especially when one of those audiences is underserved. Using The National Center for Transgender Equality as an example, I walk through how language and hierarchy can make a site more accessible to different audiences with varying levels of understanding and sensitivity.
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Undisclosed international humanitarian services organization
This is undisclosed organization was planning to redesign their website. In preparing for redesign they noticed they had far too many unique pages, and multiple websites hosting their content. The organization needed help redefining their content and remapping it in a more productive fashion.
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Wikimedia NYC
The Wikimedia NYC board manages a community of Wikipedia-enthusiasts in the most populous city in the United States. Board members never know which of their three sites they should send people to if they want more information on the organization or their events. The board knows users will get lost and confused regardless of which site they land on.
