Girl Scouts Heart of NJ

While the content's substance did not require alteration, a need for more accessibility and easier navigation through streamlining and better organization of haphazard information became apparent. Tabs used to open into a plethora of subtabs, and the site map into an array of visually nondescript links. Of paramount interest was the desire for a modern, fresher image to replace a narrow mousy layout with congested content giving rise to claustrophobia and sensations of being lost.

Revelwood

Revelwood's former site, built in 2002, and ran on an outmoded and static Microsoft Office FrontPage platform was disintegrating. That along with a driving desire for a redesign that not only properly reflects Revelwood's personality, growth, and mission but also engages site visitors through interactive attractive visuals, streamlined content organization, and navigational directness led to contact and partnership with Lform. Limited in functionality, without use of Flash, and requiring manually intensive plain HTML that turned simple tasks into hours of labor, the former site in symptomatic disarray started to stall.

Roots & Wings

About a year ago, Roots & Wings sought Lform’s expertise to overhaul their skeletal former site that was dated. The site was disorganized, visually monotonous, rudimentary in navigation, and lacked a site-wide search function. The absence of content management system, otherwise known as CMS, prevented involvement from staff members and turned simple updates into ordeals that required weeks to complete.  Wayne Roth, Marketing Committee, had created a new logo that Roots & Wings wished to include in the redesign, and a resource area for aged-out foster youth was deemed necessary.  The desire was to have a new clean look that would remain current with Roots & Wings’ contemporary values and character.

Proceed

Following an extensive needs analysis Lform's design team crafted a new site architecture that addressed each of Proceed's objectives. The site is upon a flexible, proprietary content management system (CMS), which enables Proceed staff to maintain the site with timely updates, new programs and special events. New features include a site-wide search engine, connection to Facebook, and a newsletter creation and mail tool.

Cornell Council for the Arts

LForm developed a multi-level navigation and a site-wide search engine so all visitors can find information in a way that makes sense to them. Events by date are featured prominently on the homepage; images open quickly in a separate image window, ensuring  that visitors will not lose their place within the site.

Sigma Phi Rho Fraternity

The Sigma Phi Rho redesign incorporates a clean and crisp look and feel with high contrast and little clutter. LForm worked closely with Sigma Phi Rho Fraternity president, Nyam Smith and his council to reorganize the information architecture, streamline the content, and build user-friendly navigation and reliable site-wide search. The homepage layout was designed to facilitate access to information specific to the interests of members and applicants, each with its own distinct entry point. A separate section was dedicated to former members seeking fraternity reinstatement.

Montclair Art Museum

LForm redesigned the site to express MAM's culture and mission by bringing its vast visual art collection to the forefront and throughout the site. The consistent, clear design helps visitors find what they need fast, while the professional, elegant streamlined interface reflects the quality of the museum. Content was reorganized to reflect how visitors looked for information instead of how departments are organized. LForm developed four different types of navigation and a site-wide search engine so all visitors can find information in a way that makes sense to them. The site was built upon a flexible, proprietary content management system (CMS), which enables museum staff to keep the site current with timely updates of special programs, events, and exhibitions.