Category: Industry: GovCon Design
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ProsimAcuitas
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Visual Brand Identity + Website Process ProsimAcuitas needed a clean start that matched their smart, no noise voice. I led discovery to define message, tone, and must-haves. Then I created a simple logo system, typography rules, and a focused landing page with a clear hierarchy. We applied our brand identity design for professional services approach…
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CMGT Web
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Strategy First Web Refresh The Challenge CMGT had grown into a mature, established GovCon firm — but their website didn’t show it. The old site was outdated, hard to navigate, and not built with accessibility in mind. In a market where federal clients size you up fast, a site that looks generic or behind the…
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Nerd Girl Happy Hour
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Social Series Process AWL wanted a friendly way to share takeaways from monthly meetups. I designed a carousel format with short hooks, one idea per slide, and branded visuals. We applied our LinkedIn carousel design and content strategy to keep reading simple. Start with a hook, teach one point, close with a prompt. The template…
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NAA Rental Educaton
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Education + Advocacy Piece (NAA) Process We started by mapping the core message in one sentence, then built a script that follows a simple three-part flow. Problem. How it works. Why it helps. The storyboard translated each beat into clean shapes and short movements so narration stays in front. Illustrations were designed to be recognizable…
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Fedheads Podcast
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Event Identity + Video Process We created a clear identity system that works at small sizes, starting with readable cover art and a simple color palette. Episode graphics follow the same grid, so updates are quick each week. We wrote short caption patterns for show notes and social, which makes posting consistent even on busy…
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Tech Innovation Video
Video Series Process We collaborated with program leaders and caseworkers to find stories that show how the tech helps real people. Pre-interviews shaped a script outline for each episode. We kept shots simple and focused on faces, hands, and screens so viewers could follow along without confusion. The production plan covered interviews, b-roll, screen capture,…