I designed the visual identity and website for a local community center offering activities, services, and support to people of all ages.

The community center needed a clearer and more consistent visual identity, along with a website capable of presenting a large amount of information without overwhelming visitors.

The site also had to be easy for the internal team to manage independently, especially for recurring content such as activities, programs, news, and registration information.

I designed the visual identity and defined a welcoming, accessible, and energetic art direction that could work across both digital and printed materials.

For the website, I reorganized the information architecture around the center’s main services and created a simple navigation system to help visitors quickly find relevant activities and practical information.

I then designed and developed the website in Framer, with a custom CMS tailored to the client’s workflow. Each content type was structured to make updates simple while keeping the experience consistent across the site.

The result is a distinctive and easy-to-navigate website that gives the community center a stronger visual presence and makes its services more accessible to visitors.

The custom CMS also allows the team to manage and expand the website independently without having to edit its underlying structure.