Case
Studies
Most work does not start from scratch. It starts with something that is out of sync.
These examples show how that gets structured, clarified, and put into something people can actually use.
The Seibert Law Firm
Full website rebuild from an existing DIY site, including messaging alignment and page structure.
The Problem
- The existing DIY site had no clear structure or defined purpose for individual pages
- Content was thin and did not clearly explain services or guide next steps
- The design relied on a generic template with no clear hierarchy or direction
- There were no meaningful calls to action or defined paths for potential clients
What We Did
- Rebuilt the website from the ground up in WordPress with a clear, scalable page structure
- Defined and organized core practice areas to reflect how clients actually search for services
- Rewrote all primary pages to clarify services, audiences, and next steps
- Established consistent page hierarchy and internal navigation across the site
- Added clear calls to action to guide users toward contacting the firm
The Outcome
- The site now clearly presents multiple practice areas without overwhelming the user
- Content is structured to help potential clients quickly understand services and next steps
- Navigation and page flow provide clear paths based on client needs
- The overall site reflects a more professional, credible representation of the firm
Before
After
The site now gives potential clients a clear starting point and a straightforward path to move forward.
Community Food Bank
Designed and structured a multi-format annual report to clearly present programs, impact, and financial information across print and digital use.
The Problem
- The annual report needed a clearer structure to present programs, impact, and financial information cohesively
- Content needed to be more consistent and aligned across sections
- The presentation needed to better reflect the organization’s scale and desired positioning
- There was no defined format for how the report would be distributed or shared
What We Did
- Designed and structured a multi-format annual report for both print and digital use
- Organized program, impact, and financial content into a clear, consistent layout
- Developed a format that balanced readability, production cost, and print constraints
- Designed a folded layout that fits within a standard 9×6 mailing envelope
- Adapted the report for online sharing across email and social platforms
The Outcome
- The report presents programs, impact, and financial information in a clear, organized format
- The overall design reflects a more professional and credible representation of the organization
- The format works effectively across both print and digital distribution
- The report can be easily shared with donors, partners, and the broader community
Annual Report (Print and Digital)
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