CASE STUDY
Client: Anacostia Community Museum
INTRODUCTION
Through collaboration with the Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum (ACM) we developed a companion website for the ACM's exhibition, To Live and Breathe: Women and Environmental Justice in Washington, D.C., designed to provide an immersive user experience and features a branded interface that aligns with the visual identity of the exhibition and museum.
This ground-breaking exhibition delves into the profound impact of local women of color, who have harnessed a rich legacy of activism to propel environmental justice initiatives forward. Their influence extends far beyond the confines of Washington, D.C., reaching across the nation and even transcending international borders.
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Design is a language in which we speak fluently
The primary challenge was about synchronizing the online and physical components of the project, with a focus on making the website align smoothly with the exhibit's content and message.
The physical event was still ongoing during the web designing process, and the team's task was to take all the information and content that would be part of the exhibit and transfer it into an online format for the companion website. The challenge was ensuring the seamless integration of the companion site within the exhibition. We wanted the website to feel like a natural extension of the physical exhibit, ensuring that the online experience captured the essence and content of the event accurately and effectively.
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Design is a language in which we speak fluently
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