I designed and built a new website in Framer for EQTY in Music, a UK-based organisation dedicated to creating equitable access to the music industry for young people from minoritised backgrounds.

Formerly inspired by the legacy of award-winning musician Abram Wilson, EQTY in Music champions underrepresented talent by providing visibility, access, and real opportunities within an industry that can often feel closed off. The rebrand marked a pivotal shift, placing equity, inclusion, and accessibility at the core of both their identity and digital presence.

Working closely with the team, I translated their mission into a clear and engaging digital experience. A key focus of the project was crafting a cohesive narrative that helps users quickly understand:

what EQTY in Music stands for

who they support

and how to get involved

The site was designed to meet users where they are, whether students, emerging artists, or industry professionals, while guiding them through opportunities, programmes, and pathways into music.

From structure to storytelling, the goal was to create a platform that not only informs, but actively opens doors, reflecting the organisation’s commitment to building a more representative and accessible music industry.