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Coastal First Nations
A full redesign helped Coastal First Nations turn their website into a visually stunning, highly usable source for educational content and community storytelling.
Keep ReadingThe Recycling Council of British Columbia provides residents, businesses and governments with the most comprehensive and up-to-date source of information on local curbside recycling services, province-wide Extended Producer Responsibility and stewardship programs, and share, reuse and repair options.
The RCBC website is home to a huge volume of important information, and over the years had become outdated and difficult to use. But the bigger challenge for this website redesign was several competing audiences: partners, sponsors, businesses, and the public.
Our goal was to create a logical information architecture that planned for a significant amount of new content while organizing the existing content for easier browsing and searching. We had to strike the right balance between the immediate needs of the public using the site and the more in-depth content needs of the other audiences.
RCBC wanted to move away from the traditional blue-and-green look that was adopted by all environmental organizations at one time. We worked with their team through several different directions for the new look and feel, before settling on a palette of blues and bright purple accents. The new page designs and typography are much more modern and engaging.
The new RCBC website is a much stronger user experience across the board. It’s quicker and easier for the public to find information – and for their team to manage. We helped them build their popular Recyclepedia app into the homepage. And the overall look and feel is much more welcoming for all of their target audiences.
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