Website design: Arts & Culture.
Websites, digital products, branding and design, built for the people who use them.
Prolific Digital creates websites, branding and design, and campaigns for arts, music and cultural organizations. Culture is hard to put on a screen. A site for a music trail, a performance or a gathering place has to carry some of the feeling of being there, and still get the practical things right: what’s on, where it is and how to go.
For the Kentucky Music Trail, from Visit Ashland, we made a modern brand, a WordPress website and campaigns celebrating the state’s music. Visit Ashland says we met every deadline on a strict timeline and that the work “completely blew past our expectations.” For UnCommons, which brings work, living, dining and entertainment together in one community, we made the brand, the animation and the website. Some of the work here is self-initiated: Set the Scene, hand-illustrated posters celebrating major performing arts groups, and an immersive website redesign for the Louisville Orchestra that lets visitors conduct the music.
Questions
Questions cultural organizations ask.
Yes. We made the brand, website and campaigns for the Kentucky Music Trail, from Visit Ashland, and the brand, animation and website for UnCommons.
Yes, and it’s how we prefer to work. For the Kentucky Music Trail, the same team made the brand, built the website and ran the campaigns, so nothing was lost between them. Visit Ashland says we met every deadline on a strict timeline.
Yes. We build the editing tools around how your team works and train them before launch. The Kentucky Music Trail’s site runs on WordPress.
Yes, and it has to be. We design and build to WCAG 2.2 AA from the first wireframe, then test with keyboards and screen readers before launch.