Website design and development for respective brands
Website design and development for various clients of Fohr (an influencer marketing agency). Websites were designed with the client's branding in Fiigma and then built in Webflow.
Year
2023
What I did
Website design
Webflow dev
Motion
UI/UX
Video editing

Marketing website design and builds for WeightWatchers, Dick’s Sporting Goods and Abercrombie. 

Project Background

While working at Fohr (an influencer marketing agency) I was tasked with designing and building marketing websites to advertise our client's influencer marketing programs.

Design Objectives
  • Brand Consistency: Ensure the website design aligns seamlessly with the brand guidelines provided by each client
  • Clear Comprehension: Design a website that delivers information clearly and concisely
  • Visual Appeal: Create a visually engaging website that excites influencers to apply and reinforces the opportunity’s credibility through a polished digital experience

Design Process
  • Analysis: Thoroughly reviewed the new brand guidelines to understand the visual elements and positioning that needed to be incorporated into the website
  • Visual Design: Created a desktop and mobile design in Figma for internal review outlining ideas for interaction/motion
  • Webflow Build: Built out the design in Webflow
  • Client Presentation: Presented the live site to the client while highlighting key design features, motion,and the user experience as a whole
  • Feedback and Iteration: Collaborated with the client to refine the final product when needed

Outcome

These websites became a cornerstones for the program's success, effectively funneling thousands of influencer applicants. Taking on both design and development of the websites expedited these project's timelines, led to a pixel perfect final product, and strengthened Fohr’s position as a leader in white-glove influencer marketing services to our clients.

WeightWatchers
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Dick's Sporting Goods
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Abercrombie
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