JMB Architects' website was redesigned, replacing an outdated platform with a Squarespace site enhanced by custom HTML and CSS. This allowed the client to easily update content without relying on a developer. The process included wireframing, high-fidelity mockups in Figma, and user testing. Within two weeks of launch, the new site generated multiple inquiries and secured a new client.

Land Grant Goods, a student-run company producing honey, jam, and tea, needed a cohesive content strategy for promoting products and engaging with their audience. As part of a team of four UX designers, a comprehensive guide was created to ensure consistent messaging across all platforms. This document serves as a clear, accessible resource for current and future team members, streamlining communication and brand voice.

A redesign of Lansing, Michigan's city website aimed to improve its usability. The site, used for tasks like paying tickets and applying for permits, was difficult to navigate. The redesign involved analyzing other city websites, developing user flows, and creating wireframes and a style guide. Extensive research was conducted to ensure a more user-friendly experience.