The project required a digital platform that could hold a wide range of content—from episodes and educational material to stories and resources—while remaining accessible to different audiences, including younger viewers.
The challenge was to organize this content in a way that felt clear and engaging, without losing the depth and intention behind the series.
I designed and developed a multi-layered website experience, including the main site, mobile site, and a dedicated kids site. The platform integrated video, storytelling, and educational content into a cohesive system that made it easy to explore and navigate.
Working closely with the team, I supported content structure, writing, and implementation—ensuring the experience felt consistent across all touchpoints. The build focused on clarity, accessibility, and flexibility, creating a foundation that could support ongoing content and future growth.
Down to Earth TV launched with a cohesive digital presence that supports both storytelling and education. The platform makes it easy for audiences to explore the series, engage with the content, and connect with its environmental message.
It also provides a scalable foundation for ongoing content, demonstrating how thoughtful website design can support complex storytelling across multiple audiences and formats.
A learning and e-commerce platform for public practice accountants, built to sell professional development courses and support compliance work directly, not just describe it.
CanAsia Game Summit needed a brand and a website ahead of its team's trip to Tokyo Game Show. I built the identity, the microsite, and the print materials that traveled with it.
A living showcase for BC magazines, with an interactive cover gallery at its centre and a custom WordPress foundation behind it.