website
We created a website for the Whatcom Families social norms marketing campaign. Local families can use the site to find more information about talking with kids about drug and alcohol use. Bus ads, social media, and other online advertising drove people to the website. The site contains statistics organized by category, videos, and a resource page with additional information and support options.
the campaign in print
To be inclusive, it was important that the campaign did not live exclusively online. All the campaign information was compiled in a printed booklet. It contains survey data organized by topics and includes overviews and tips for talking with kids about drug and alcohol use.
a brand toolkit
A series of illustrations featuring a wide mix of different populations, scenes, and recognizable local landmarks made it fast and easy to create customized designs that worked for a wide variety of applications. Illustrations were created by John McColloch.
short videos
We created short animated videos appropriate for sharing on social media. The messages are kept very specific and prompt viewers to go to the website for more info.
social media
We created a social media toolkit for Whatcom Families that allowed them to independently manage their campaign. A single spreadsheet contained links to images and text for posts so they had one location to manage content and to track posts.
primary colors
secondary colors
website features
Google Analytics installed for tracking site traffic, sources, user behavior, and additional statistics.
Key concepts and procedures explained in step-by-step processes through online documentation.
Additional security enhancements that protect the site from being hacked through brute force attacks, use of weak passwords, out of date plugins, and similar vulnerabilities.
Social media integration in the form of links to social media accounts, feeds, or email signups.
Support options available for making sure plugin updates, backups, training, and enhancements are available and that the site stays online.
Works on every sized device from mobile phones to desktop machines with larger monitors.
Joe Fuller
Program Specialist
Whatcom County Health Department
We have enjoyed working with Shew Design on a variety of projects. Their expertise and collaborative approach benefits concept planning, design work, and leads to a finished product that is better than expected.