Case Study 02 of 8
Environmental Reviews Navigation Overhaul
The page had grown into a sprawling wall of links: technically complete, but hard to navigate. The redesign organized content into categories, established visual hierarchy, and surfaced key resources.
TVA’s Environmental Reviews page had grown into a sprawling wall of links: technically complete, but hard to navigate.
The problem I was solving.
The redesign focused on clarity: organizing content into categories, establishing visual hierarchy, and surfacing key resources so visitors could find what they needed faster.
What changed.
The technology behind the work.
Measurable results.
Visitors could find what they needed faster: links organized into categories, key resources and documents highlighted, and NEPA projects easier to locate.
Visual transformation
What I learned.
Organizing this page taught me that content architecture is often just as important as content quality. The documents were good; the opportunity was in how they were presented. This project deepened my belief that information architecture is a form of accessibility: if people can’t find the information, it might as well not exist.