Kindred Living

I partnered with Kindred Living from concept to ship as narrative design and UX lead, owning the IA, page frameworks, CMS patterns, and visual system for a site about supportive homes for adults with developmental disabilities. I started on paper, sketching the sitemap flow from Home through The Need to Donate, a mobile navigation wireframe, and an icon concept for statistics. Those sketches became clickable prototypes, production‑ready assets for development, and full‑page designs for the homepage, about, team, and urgent housing challenge sections. The pages pair warm, candid photography with navy and cream sections, large statistic callouts, and an icon‑based data visualization. I used accessibility checks, diagrams, and photo treatments to clarify the care model so families could navigate with confidence. The site became a staple in investor and grant meetings and increased trust and clarity. It also let the founder update content independently without design support.

iPad displaying the Kindred Living homepage hero with two smiling people and the quote if not you, then who
Laptop on a side table showing the Kindred Living housing crisis page with the statistic 40,000 and a data visualization
Laptop displaying the Kindred Living homepage hero reading Building Homes, Empowering Lives, with two men laughing together
Hand-drawn wireframe sketches of the Kindred Living site layout with arrows and notes for navigation and donate flow
Three hand-drawn sketches showing the Kindred Living sitemap flow, a mobile navigation wireframe, and a statistics icon concept
Grid of nine full-page Kindred Living website mockups showing the homepage, about, team, and urgent housing challenge sections
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