Latitude High School needed a brand that felt rigorous, welcoming, and unmistakably Oakland. Place-based design, clear voice, and accessible systems helped build trust and support recruitment from day one.

Years of growth had scattered HTH GSE’s offerings across a hard-to-use site. This refresh brought courses, events, support, and 900 resources into one clearer system built for educators, staff, and long-term stewardship.

When new systems feel opaque, trust drops fast. This work translated warehouse algorithms into plain language through animation, helping Lineage explain the why behind tasking with clarity, care, and tools teams could reuse.

Punk energy, protest history, and youth voice shaped a brand built to scale. YEBO’s identity system and website made it easier for audiences to listen, donate, subscribe, and follow a growing catalog of shows.

In less than six months, High Tech High transformed a fragmented network of school sites into a clearer, more sustainable web platform that supports publishing, privacy, and a fast-changing community across every campus.

Youth leadership needed to feel credible, welcoming, and unmistakably Colorado. This rebrand and website gave Colorado Youth Congress a clearer public presence, stronger donation and join paths, and tools staff could sustain over time.