A new digital hub for Cornish's community programs (Summer@Cornish and Cornish+) built around eCommerce, event bookings and a browsable community section.
Cornish College of the Arts brought Black Antelope in to redesign and relaunch the digital hub for its non-academic community programs (Summer@Cornish and Cornish+), including a logo extension for Summer@Cornish, and eCommerce built from scratch to handle course and ticket purchases.
Summer@Cornish and Cornish+ had grown into their own sprawl of content over the years, so a big part of the project was information architecture: restructuring how the two programmes cross-link and browse against each other, alongside a video hero banner on the new homepage to give the redesign some immediate presence.
Course and ticket purchases needed a proper checkout rather than a bolted-on payment form, so the eCommerce flow (browsing, cart and checkout) was designed and built from the ground up alongside the rest of the site.
A new community section gives grants, awards and partnerships a proper home, alongside an events calendar and a booking system for the college's rental spaces - all designed mobile-first for an audience that mostly finds these programmes on their phone.
"Website is outstanding. I've already gotten a ton of positive feedback. It's rare to find a team that is as humble yet competent as this team."
Kel Dylla, Executive DirectorCornish+
"I would say, first and foremost, their ability to communicate and support the client is superb. The delivery itself is also excellent, and we're very happy and proud of the website."
Bridgette LehrerBerkeley International Study Program, UC Berkeley
"Black Antelope did a phenomenal job of developing our website, including the CMS and design. They were able to work with anything we threw at them, and the finished product came out perfectly."
Marc AbizeidOthering & Belonging Institute, UC Berkeley