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Computer and phone screens display the Child Advocacy Center website homepage, featuring a banner with text, a call-to-action button, and navigation menus. A red alert bar appears at the bottom of both screens.

Creative | Landing Pages | Print | Web Design

Goal: To build a safe, informative, and accessible space for community members to learn, get involved, and access resources. We wanted to ensure the site clearly communicated the mission and services of the Child Advocacy Center and the Safe Harbour Program. A strong focus was placed on user-friendly design, including a Quick Exit button for safety and clear navigation to support services and event info.

  • Landing Pages & Web Design: We created a user-friendly and accessible website that effectively communicates the advocacy center’s mission and services. We wanted to ensure easy usability for visitors to find resources, support services, and ways to get involved. We incorporated powerful storytelling elements, including upcoming event information and impact statistics, to engage and inform the community.
    • Key request: The CAC provides serious information regarding several sensitive topics; a quick exit button needed to always be accessible for all users. This allows you to leave the site immediately and be redirected to a neutral page, preventing others from seeing what you previously viewed. This button ensures user safety and reinforces the CAC’s commitment to protecting the children in Cortland County.
  • Print & Brand Identity: Designed brochures and posters help spread awareness and provide crucial information about the CAC’s services. The brochures are designed to be both visually appealing and easy to read, with clear messaging about their goals and mission. Our printing partners ensure durability and professionalism, reinforcing the credibility of the organization. The designs align with the CAC’s branding, creating consistency across all materials.
Six colorful pamphlets are spread out, providing information about medical exams, child protection, and guidance for parents. The text includes tips, questions, and resources for Child Advocacy and Family Support Services.

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