EnergyTomorrow.org Website
Web Design Web Development Responsive Non ProfitIn partnership with Edelman Digital and EE Coder, we undertook the redesign of American Petroleum Institute's EnergyTomorrow.org website. EnergyTomorrow.org is an advocacy site that dynamically aggregates API's various content from Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Scrib, and blogs into appropriate sections and categories. Based on the evolving nature of the content and the trends of its users, we made the strategic decision to design and build EnergyTomorrow.org as a responsive website. This type of site responds and adjusts to the user's environment and orientation; its dynamic interface provides them with the proper user experience - whether they visit on a mobile device, tablet, laptop or desktop computer.
We worked with the client to create wireframes and interaction states for the user experience. We then created several polished visual concepts and layouts for each portion of the site. Throughout the process, we created several layouts to portray the responsive nature of the design and ensure a great user experience. Once approved, the design was fully developed by our partners at EE Coder. Under the hood, EnergyTomorrow.org is an impressive mix of responsive design techniques, data aggregation, and ExpressionEngine.
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