Start with the audience
Organize information around the people using it and the tasks they need to complete.
Web design & development
Website design for public organizations.
Idaho Commission for Libraries ↗
Public websites need to make information useful to many different people. I work on clear navigation, readable content and page structures that give services and resources a sensible home.
For government agencies, public libraries, city departments and community organizations.
What the website needs to do
Give resources a clear home
Use understandable labels and routes into programs, services, news and resources.
Plan for ongoing use
Include accessibility requirements and the publishing workflow in the agreed project scope.
Related work
Idaho Commission for Libraries
A public resource website with clear paths into its content.
View Idaho Commission for Libraries case study
LiLI.org
Several ways to explore a library of learning resources.
View LiLI.org case studyA useful starting point
Does your portfolio include government and library work?
Yes. It includes the Idaho Commission for Libraries and LiLI.org. The case studies show how different audiences, public resources and database discovery are presented.
What happens first?
We start with your goals, the existing site if you have one, and the content available. From there, we agree on the scope and the next steps.
What would you like your website to do better?
Tell me a little about your business, your current website, and what you have in mind. We can start there.
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