Full website rewrite and design
A revamp for Active My Way.
The team at Together Active, a charity on a mission to design out inactivity across Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent, was seeking support to review, update and rewrite their community facing website, Active My Way.
The existing website was outdated and highly generalised. Its messaging was inconsistent and there was a lack of clarity about what it was offering to the target audience. The busy team simply didn’t have the capacity to give it the attention and TLC it needed.
I came onboard as Lead Writer and Creative Strategist to identify key audience personas, the information each was looking for, and rewrite and redesign the content and website to reflect that - working closely with the internal team and a third party web development agency.
The process →
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I carried out a research deep dive to better understand the audience and what was and wasn’t working on the existing website. This included:
Reviewing regional Census data
Designing, distributing and analysing a survey using Typeform
Reviewing backend stats using Google Analytics
Speaking 1-1 with team members
Utilising this research I:
Created 3 audience personas to better understand the needs and challenges of the target audience
Updated key existing webpages and produced new page layout designs using Figma
Produced new high impact webpage copy based on the insights gathered during the research process
Worked closely with a third part webdev team to develop and deploy the new page designs
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The transformation…
The Active My Way website before and after the revamp. Drag the button to see the transformation.
The outcome
“I can’t thank you enough for all your work on the site, from the brilliant and useful new content, to the great visuals and ideas you’ve brought to life. Most importantly, thank you for the time you dedicated to helping us shape the site so it really reflects its new purpose, function and look.
Thanks again for everything, Georgia. It’s been such a pleasure working with you, and I really hope we get the chance to work together again on some more creative projects in the future!
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