Last month we launched a new website for the Barbara Lee Political Office at barbaralee.com. We are so happy to help a group dedicated to making sure women’s voices are heard in our government.
The new website is fully custom and features a heat map that shows the office’s widespread impact. Visitors to the site can use the map to learn more about the candidates Barbara is currently supporting, and to look back at the historic races she has played a role in.
The site shows Barbara’s tweets, Instagram photos, and posts on Medium.com, making it easy for the team to keep the site’s content fresh and up to date.
Like all of our websites, barbaralee.com is optimized for mobile and has a simple, easy to use content management system so the staff can update the site efficiently.
We enjoyed working with the Barbara Lee Political Office and wish them luck this important election year!
Blog · Project Launches
Redesign for the Barbara Lee Political Office
Last month we launched a new website for the Barbara Lee Political Office at barbaralee.com. We are so happy to help a group dedicated to making sure women’s voices are heard in our government. The new website is fully custom and features a heat map that shows the office’s widespread impact. Visitors to the...
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