Advocacy sites and creative assets across a movement.

Context

A movement needed more than one kind of digital asset: a credible flagship advocacy site that could actually capture supporters, a design-forward education page to win over the persuadable, and a creative hook that would travel on its own.

What we built

We built across the range. A self-hosted advocacy site (Express + Postgres, Docker/Coolify) with a live supporter counter, rate-limited email signup, and token-protected admin export, a high-fidelity rebuild packaged to own rather than rent. A statically-exported education microsite (Next.js) with animated counters, an interactive calculator, and conversion CTAs routing into the movement's registration. And a satirical browser game (vanilla JS, Web Audio, a CRT aesthetic): six deliberately unwinnable levels that make an argument and end on a join-the-movement call to action.

The value

• A coherent digital toolkit replaced a single brochure: a site that captures supporters, a page that persuades, and an asset that travels on its own.
• The flagship advocacy site is self-hosted and list-exportable, so the movement owns its supporters and its infrastructure outright.
• The education microsite and satirical game reach and convert people a plain landing page can’t. Top-of-funnel built for sharing.
• Everything ships fast and is cheap to run (static exports, vanilla JS), advocacy velocity without a heavy stack.