How to Plan a Website Redesign: Visuals, Principles, and Accessibility

Description

Are you involved in the task of updating or revamping your organization’s website? Clear communication is critical when building a website. In this webinar, communicators will learn how to work with website developers to develop the best possible website for their clients and organizations. This virtual workshop will cover everything from written content, to visuals, and even layout.

In this 90-minute webinar, attendees will learn:

• Design: Learn about which colors, layouts, and fonts are optimal for a website.
• Content: Learn which content keeps viewers engaged and prevents them from abandoning your site.
• Accessibility: Learn what to consider when making your website accessible to everyone.

About the Speakers

RaeAna Eiley serves as the Communications Coordinator at The Chlorine Institute (CI), based in Arlington, VA. In her current role, RaeAna is responsible for social media management, internal/external communications, and public relations at The Chlorine Institute. She received her MA degree in Communication from The Johns Hopkins University, and BA degree in Linguistics from The University of Mary Washington.

Brandon Peat is the Director of Web Development at Asher Agency, a regional marketing agency headquartered in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He oversees Asher’s internal web team, working hands-on with all stages of projects: from technical discovery and wireframes to launches and client training. As a creative who’s also an analytical thinker, Brandon believes web design and development offers the perfect left brain/right brain synergy.

Sinetra Bowdry is a writer, editor, motivational speaker, and an accomplished licensed Speech-Language Pathologist. She is the owner/founder of Sint Communications, which is a boutique communications firm. As a sought-after writer, speaker, and educational advocate, she has worked with several nonprofit organizations on branding, website design/redesign, crisis management, and engagement. Ms. Bowdry holds two master’s degrees from Howard University and Georgetown University, respectively.