Every project here began with a business question, not a brief. What you see is the outcome of Creative Intelligence — strategy-led, accessibility-first, and built to perform.
Verdance Integrative Health had a loyal patient base and a genuinely differentiated clinical approach — but their brand communicated none of it. Generic stock photography, inconsistent typography, and a color system that read "corporate" instead of "healing." New patients couldn't tell them apart from any other clinic in the market.
Covenant Legal Group's site was seven years old, failed 23 WCAG accessibility criteria, and converted at under 1.2%. Prospective clients — many of them elderly or with disabilities — couldn't navigate key intake forms. The firm faced both a credibility gap and a quiet legal risk they hadn't considered.
Roots Community Foundation produced a beautifully designed annual report — but it was an untagged PDF, had no reading order, and was completely inaccessible to the 18% of their donor base using assistive technology. Their accessibility consultant flagged it as non-compliant. Their board deadline was six weeks away.