Casey House
Casey House is a not-for-profit that provides compassionate, interprofessional health services to people living with HIV/AIDS.
They needed a new website that could be easily updated while allowing them to keep up with modern requirements of communication.
Working with their small internal marketing department and tight budgets, we were hired to do company research, proposal writing and project management for the redesign of their new website.
“Keaton Taylor was instrumental in a complete and very successful rebuild of our health not-for-profit website. We needed to fuse two formerly separate spaces, a services-oriented website as well as a fundraising website, and we needed to move from an old static build to one that was dynamic (mobile friendly), form-enabled and easy to update on the fly. We needed a complete overhaul and rethink of how the site was structured, and Keaton was great at digging in and getting it figured out quickly. He is very knowledgeable about the technical aspects of the work, and very logical, while at the same time hugely creative with a great design vision, and also very good at listening to clients. That mix of the technical, logical, creative and people-oriented skills is very hard to find, so we were lucky that Keaton was available.”
— Kathleen Sandusky
Communication Specialist, Casey House
Deliverables
Taylor + Wolfe was hired to project manage the upgrade and new build of Casey House’s website. We performed indepth, in-person company research at every tier, wrote their RFP, managed the hiring process and oversaw the redesign, build and integration of their new website.
Results
Taken from Casey Houses Communication Specialist (who hired us) at the time:
” … We needed a complete overhaul and rethink of how the site was structured, and Keaton was great at digging in and getting it figured out quickly. He is very knowledgeable about the technical aspects of the work, and very logical, while at the same time hugely creative with a great design vision, and also very good at listening to clients. That mix of the technical, logical, creative and people-oriented skills is very hard to find, so we were lucky that Keaton was available.”
— Kathleen Sandusky
Communication Specialist, Casey House
