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The new site is responsive.

WEB DESIGN

MODERNIZING A SITE & ACCESSIBILITY 

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THE CHALLENGE

The existing U-M Division of Public Safety & Security website suffered from a decentralized information architecture, outdated user experience, and accessibility gaps. The site needed to be updated so that critical safety resources are more easily accessed by the university community. 

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Before and after, from static to dynamic

THE APPROACH

I rebuilt the site architecture, visual system, and integrated WCAG accessibility standards such as alt text and tabbing order. This streamlined navigation for access to critical safety services and established responsive user interface components. The new site launched on September 5, 2026 with a cross-channel promotion campaign I designed to drive adoption.

THE OUTCOME

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+21.5%

Organic Growth

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303K

Page Views

*September 2025 - January 2026

OTHER WORK

I've led similar website modernization and improvement initiatives at the U-M Center for Research on Learning & Teaching and the U-M Center for Educational Outreach.

© 2026 by Amanda Carmichael Hudeck.

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