Digital experience redesign
The Children’s Partnership + All In for Health
Ten homepage directions explore how a trusted advocacy institution and a multilingual public resource can become clearer, more human, and easier to navigate.
Strategic focus
Both sites hold years of trusted information and meaningful work. The opportunity is to make each site’s purpose immediately clear, then guide every visitor toward the next useful step.
TCP explains and advances systems change. All In helps people find coverage, care, renewal support, and trusted resources.
Complex policy becomes easier to understand when the experience begins with a recognizable need, then connects it to evidence and outcomes.
Families, educators, partners, policymakers, and supporters each need a clear entry point without navigating the organization’s internal structure.
Language choice belongs in the header, resource details, editorial workflow, and help model so multilingual access is clear and dependable.
Homepage directions
Each direction is responsive and interactive. Select any preview to experience its navigation, language access, motion, and mobile behavior.
From community experience to statewide change.
Civic · vivid · evidence-led
A bright public-broadcast system that shows community voices, research, and policy sending a clear signal across California.
Connected · luminous · statewide
A living network makes the power of partnership visible, connecting local experience to research, coalition work, and policy outcomes.
Documentary · direct · human
A report-from-the-field composition pairs real voices and photographs with a legible account of what policy work changes.
Suggested starting point
Question-led · accountable · evidence-rich
Questions California families actually ask unfold through a clear Heard, Studied, Changed sequence, making TCP’s path from lived experience to policy legible in one scroll.
Dual-register · interpretive · ambitious
A persistent register switch lets every idea speak in both plain family language and precise policy language, turning TCP’s role as an interpreter into the experience itself.
Trusted help for the need someone has today.
Task-first · clear · immediate
A practical decision tool begins with the visitor’s need and returns a short route to coverage, care, renewal, or direct help.
Conversational · welcoming · local
A warm, human resource hub feels like a knowledgeable community partner who listens first and explains the next step plainly.
Calm · sequential · reassuring
A continuous line connects coverage, care, and renewal while letting visitors enter at whichever point matches their situation.
Suggested starting point
Practical · phone-first · keepable
A short builder assembles the right free numbers, links, and documents for a visitor’s situation and language, then creates a printable card they can keep.
Multilingual · transparent · trustworthy
Language becomes the front door. Choosing one immediately reorders the resource shelf, shows what is professionally translated, and offers live help when it is not.
Recommended pairing
The Public Question gives TCP a clear narrative from lived experience to policy change. The Help Card gives All In a direct path to trusted help. Together they feel related while allowing each site to do a distinct job.