Web Development
We partnered with Agency 1776 to design and build three website experiences for its core audiences: businesses, politicians or candidates, and nonprofits. Rather than forcing three very different audiences into one generic site, we created separate experiences under one shared brand system, allowing each audience to see messaging, services, pricing, and calls to action shaped around their needs.
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Project Overview
Agency 1776 serves three very different types of clients. A business owner evaluating growth services has different priorities from a political candidate building a campaign presence, and both need something different from a nonprofit organization.
The challenge was not simply to create three websites.
It was to design a shared digital system that could keep Agency 1776 recognizable while allowing each audience to have its own messaging, structure, services, and conversion journey.
Agency 1776 needed to speak to three different markets without weakening the clarity of any one offer.
Separate three distinct audience propositions while keeping them visibly connected to one Agency 1776 brand.
Create website structures that could accommodate different services, messaging, pricing, and visitor expectations.
Build a consistent responsive system that could scale across all three sites without making them feel duplicated.
A multi-site design and development system built around shared brand recognition and audience-specific journeys.
Three dedicated website experiences for Business, Politicians or Candidates, and Nonprofit audiences
A shared visual foundation keeps navigation, typography, interaction patterns, and brand recognition consistent across the ecosystem.
Each site uses its own content hierarchy and conversion path, allowing the messaging to speak directly to the audience rather than relying on one generic services page.
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Our Process
Defined the needs, expectations, and conversion goals of Agency 1776's three core audience groups.
Created a shared structural system while giving each audience its own information hierarchy and website journey.
Designed and built all three websites using a common brand foundation with audience-specific layouts, content, and calls to action.
Tested navigation, content hierarchy, interaction patterns, and responsive behavior across the full three-site ecosystem.
Key Features

Business, Political, and Nonprofit visitors each receive a dedicated website experience instead of being routed through one generic site.

Consistent navigation, typography, visual language, and interaction patterns keep the three sites connected under Agency 1776.

Each site can present different services, pricing, content priorities, and calls to action based on the visitor it serves.

The shared system makes it possible to maintain consistency while allowing each website to evolve independently.
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