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Joan Cole 4 Maryland

White wooden desk in front of window, with rose gold laptop and rose gold cell phone, both featuring homepage of the new website I built for Joan Cole, Democratic delegate candidate. Other desk items include a rose gold desk lamp, a notebook with meeting notes and a rose gold pen, a  pink mug with coffee and heart foam, and purple orchids.

A Site With Something to Say

There was a lot to bring together; the campaign’s story, upcoming events, ways to get involved, opportunities to show support, and plenty of information in between. I was brought in to redesign and expand the website into a cohesive, welcoming digital experience—one that felt true to the campaign while making it easy for visitors to explore, connect, and take the next step.

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The challenge was finding the right balance between information and experience; giving everything its rightful place without making the site feel like a lot to take in. We focused on creating a clear visual rhythm, intuitive paths through the content, and a few interactive moments that gave the site more energy and dimension. The result was an intuitive website designed to feel less like a mere collection of pages and more like one connected experience.

A Story In Every Scroll

Where Every Little Piece Adds So Much More

With the structure, visuals, and interactive elements in place, the website started to feel like more than a collection of pages—it began to find its rhythm. Each section was given room to do its job, while interactive moments added a little more energy along the way. The result is an experience that feels cohesive, easy to move through, and true to the campaign’s personality. All of those little decisions added up to a site that feels connected, approachable, and distinctly its own.

Same white wooden desk and window scene, with a rose gold laptop displaying the campaign event page I created for Joan Barone Cole. Surrounding that includes a rose gold desk lamp, decorative rose gold glasses, a notebook with a rose gold pen and branded campaign buttons on top, a rose gold vase of purple orchids, and a white coffee mug with purple writing that says, "Make Your Voice Count".

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Campaign Events

Where the Action Is

Because Campaigns Don't Sit Still

Aerial view of white desk with rose gold cell phone, featuring the self-scrolling social media carousel I created for the homepage of the new website I built for Joan Barone Cole. Surrounding that are a pink mug of coffee, branded campaign buttons, a notebook with the message, "Stronger Communities, Brighter Futures", and loose purple orchid blooms.

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Social Media Carousel

The Campaign In Motion

A Campaign With Places to Scroll

Aerial view of white wooden desk with rose gold tablet, featuring the interactive campaign map I created for the "District Map" page of the new website I builtfor Joan Barone Cole. Surrounding that are a rose gold pen, a pink mug of coffee with heart foam, and loose purple orchid petals.

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Dynamic Campaign Map

A Map With a Purpose

More Than Dots On a Map

Aerial view of white wooden desk with campaign planning items; including rose gold keyboard, pink mug of coffee with heart foam, an open notebook with campaign planning notes and a rose gold pen, campaign literature, a notecard that says, "Real People, Local Solutions, District 31", a rose gold cell phone, and purple orchids.
Image of the coastline of Ft Smallwood Park.

Putting the Pieces in Motion

"Because the story was bigger than a headline and every piece had a part to play in the bigger picture."

Our Work In Action
White wooden desk with rose gold laptop displaying the "Priority Issues" page of the new campaign website I built for Joan Barone Cole. Surrounding that are a pink mug of coffee with heart foam and a rose gold vase of vibrant purple orchids.

The Story Doesn’t Stop Here

Because ‘Just a Website’ Was Never the Point.

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