The Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden is a leading voice for 21st century art and culture. During my time with the Hirshhorn's Marketing & Communications team, I worked closely on their web development efforts to enhance their ever-growing image.
The below image is a fully interactive prototype. It was created after minimal brand image changes, and is an adaptation of the former website's grid system which can be seen here. The focus of this redesign was to rearrange the site's information architecture (IA) using published content. The home page serves as a hub, highlighting the most searched for information (hours, tours, exhibitions) as well as site features the institution hopes to bring attention to (collection search). I encourage you to browse through to see how the grid system is used throughout. If you prefer you can open it in a new page.
Following final brand changes, I was asked to develop a design for the Visit page which can be seen in the prototype below. Much of my layout design is reflected on the current live page. In addition to structuring information in a way that is most useful to visitors, I aimed to promote the museum's instagram page in Easter egg fashion. You can open the prototype in a new page here.
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