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Frankford Friends Identity & Website

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I partnered with Frankford Friends School to clarify its mission and build a cohesive brand and website to support recent campus and program improvements.

Through stakeholder workshops and research, I developed a unifying narrative and a bright, city-centric visual identity rooted in the school’s commitment to Philadelphia. I then led the redesign and migration of the school’s website, aligning messaging, visuals, and user experience to better serve families, alumni, donors, and prospective students. The new platform became the foundation for a broader communications ecosystem.

Client
Frankford Friends School
Timeline
6 Months
Services
Identity, Website, Content
The process
Challenge

Despite meaningful programmatic growth, the school’s messaging and digital presence did not clearly articulate what made it distinct. Leadership needed a way to unify their mission, vision, and Project-Based Learning curriculum into a compelling story. The website also had to speak to multiple audiences with different needs while remaining easy for staff to update. At the same time, the school wanted to differentiate itself within a competitive Philadelphia independent school landscape.

Goal

The goal was to distill the school’s values into a clear, future-facing narrative and translate it into a cohesive visual and digital experience. The new website needed to attract prospective families, engage alumni, and support donor communications. It also had to showcase the distinctiveness of the Project-Based Learning curriculum in a way that felt tangible and inspiring. Ultimately, the brand and site needed to reflect a young, thoughtful community committed to building a better future.

Solution

I led identity development, content strategy, and copywriting, shaping a unified narrative and an approachable, city-centric visual system. I redesigned and migrated the website from WordPress to Webflow, optimizing it for storytelling, usability, and long-term sustainability. To bring the curriculum to life, I produced photography and a longform video highlighting Project-Based Learning in action. Following launch, I expanded the identity across newsletters, magazines, fundraising campaigns, advertisements, merchandise, and templated communications systems — creating a scalable content engine that strengthened engagement across the entire school community.

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