Cornell's Research & Innovation office needed a public-facing site that could translate complex, cross-departmental research initiatives into something clear and credible for funders, faculty, and prospective partners, without diluting the university's brand standards or its accessibility requirements.
The Camden Center for Law & Social Justice is a nonprofit legal aid organization serving survivors of domestic violence, immigrants, and families across Southern New Jersey. Many visitors arrive at the site during a stressful or urgent moment, so the organization needed a web presence that felt trustworthy and easy to navigate at a glance, not just informative.
Economist Eswar Prasad needed a promotional site for his book The Doom Loop, aimed at policymakers, economists, and general readers alike. The site needed to feel credible and editorial rather than like a typical marketing landing page, while also being built to absorb a steady, unpredictable stream of press coverage as it came in.
Cornell's Office of Civil Rights connects students, faculty, and staff with information on Title IX, discrimination and harassment reporting, accessibility accommodations, and related policies.
The Office of Faculty Development & Diversity (OFDD) supports Cornell faculty across their careers, including research and scholarship, tenure and promotion, mentorship, and academic leadership, while also serving department chairs on recruitment, retention, and climate.
