Advocate for Adult Industry Reform Directory
New Moon Network
No directory of resources and materials dedicated to sex worker advocacy existed before. The client’s vision was not fully formed when A Great Idea was approached.
Create a resource website that includes diverse experiences and identities within sex work. The tone of the site should be lighthearted.
A Great Idea built an incredibly easy-to-use, demographically inclusive online directory. Additionally, we designed a whimsical logo that played off of the “AAIR” acronym. Custom illustrations were created to visually reinforce the more cheerful tone.
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It's Bespoke!
Custom illustrations were commissioned to perfectly complement the visual direction and to reflect the human-centered approach and diversity of our communities.
Filter Feeding Info
AAIR Directory’s user experience of its search functionality is effortless. Using filters to refine displayed information, those looking for events, funding opportunities, jobs, courses, and other resources can easily find all of the available information based on the selected filters.
Memorably Lighthearted
Playing off of Advocate for Adult Industry Reform’s acronym–AAIR–New Moon Network’s stakeholders delighted in our simple, but instantly memorable cloud theme.
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Is there a difference between print and digital design?
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