Christ Church Oberlin – New look and feel, some content reorganization, and wrangling it all into place on a new hosting service.

MN Veteran Family Support – This is stage one of a proposed two-stage redevelopment of this Minnesota-based charity's web presence. We'll be adding online registration for events and programs and a volunteer management componant in spring 2010. For now, they have a clean, easy-to-read, (and we think quite attractive) site for potential clients - and potential donors.
Approximate time to design and build: 12 hours

Oberlin Summer Theater Festival – Reorganization and redesign using an existing logo for a professional theater company in Northeast Ohio.

Oberlin Community Services – This nonprofit's website was first built years back by helpful volunteers. Since then it had become a mix of styles, content, and organization. We started by identifying OCS's three constituencies – clients, donors, and volunteers – and then working with staff to merge existing web content and printed materials in a way that was easy to follow. While creating this clearer navigation, we built a design that lets visitors find the information they need – hours, contact info, or specific details on programs – at a glance.

Do It For the Squirrels – Oberlin College decided to create a separate fundraising campaign for young alumni and agreed that a website would be the central case statement. We settled on a more tongue-in-cheek approach with an air of 'officialness' to it; the mix draws alums in and keeps them browsing long enough for Oberlin to impart its message.

The Heart Project – A small but growing organization in Indiana needed a design that capitalized on their highly recognizable logo, and that they could quickly update themselves. A graphics designer created a package of materials - letterhead, bookmarks, business cards - and we developed the site design to match the look.

The Oberlin Fund Professor X Challenge – In 2005-6, Oberlin College needed to push a comprehensive case statement to a more narrow group of alums. We adapted existing brochure text and fit it into a navigation scheme designed to be less administrative and more conversational – like how the alums remember their relationships with professors.