Cops And Barbers: Website Design For Change Case Study

Working directly with Gary McFadden, 2018 sheriff of Charlotte, and co-owner of cops and barbers to develop a compelling strategy to mend the rift between Charlotte's youth and the police force, through an evoking marketing campaign, and website design.

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Web Design That Reached The Supreme Court

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Client Problem

Reach the minority youth of Charlotte, and leave a lasting impact on the social dynamic between the Charlotte youth and its police force to mend the rift between the two groups. Reach their target market of men aged 15 to 25 who are social invested.

Client Objective

Following the unfortunate death of Mike Brown by Charlotte police, a sense of antagony formed between the minority youth of Charlotte and the police force. The mounting tension lead to a 48 hour protest, in which hundreds of people were injured, and $122,000 in property damage was caused. Moving forward, Charlotte faces a steep financial loss and dangerous social divide, if the tension in Charlotte continues.

Dedicated Brochure Design

The app was to be used to connect users with the events being held by Cops & Barbers. The colors are muted, softer versions of the red and blue traditionally associated with the police. The juxtaposition between the two colors allows simple color emphasis for easy to skim pages.The App coupled with the brochure and collateral design lead the movement to reach the Supreme Court and make a lasting change in the interactions between police and minorities.

Project Strategy

Publicize events through social media, an app, and web design to reach the youth of Charlotte and humanize the Charlotte police through holding events in centers of community. Utilizing barbershops, shoe stores, cafes, schools, and fundraisers as events to build empathy on both sides.

The website was to be used to connect users with the events being held by Cops & Barbers. The colors are muted, softer versions of the red and blue traditionally associated with the police. The juxtaposition between the two colors allows simple color emphasis for easy to skim pages.The website coupled with the brochure and collateral design lead the movement to reach the Supreme Court and make a lasting change in the interactions between police and minorities.

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