The Brief:
This project brief challenged me to design and develop a dynamic, responsive website for London-based Streetwise Law, an initiative that brings criminal law, individual rights, and the justice system to life through real case studies in engaging workshops.
The goal was to effectively promote Streetwise Law’s mission and workshops, resulting in a website that is both visually engaging and functionally intuitive. The responsive design features a structured grid layout optimized for various devices, bold and evocative urban photography, and custom-designed font icons to enhance user navigation and visual appeal.
Streetwise Law’s visual identity was thoughtfully crafted to resonate with urban culture, employing typography influenced by stencil graffiti and street art aesthetics.
Content-wise, the site clearly communicates the organization’s mission, details about their impactful workshops, and engaging profiles of their dedicated team. Social media integration was strategically implemented, including prominent share buttons for major platforms and an active Twitter feed embedded in the footer to encourage user engagement and interaction.
The design:
About Streetwise law:
Established in June 2014 Streetwise Law is a not for profit community educational project based in London. Then run law workshops for young people presented by an experienced criminal barrister. They educate, inform and empower young people by teaching them about the criminal laws which are most relevant to them. Some of the topics they cover include: Stop & Search, Girls & Gangs and Domestic Violence.
