Our Work

The 4D Method, Applied.

Selected engagements showing how we discover the real need, diagnose what stands in the way, design the response and deploy it, with the scope set by what the work requires.

Education · Website & Search Visibility

Helping Families Find the Right Program Across a Multi-Campus School Network

Special Education School Network

The Situation

The client runs a network of special education schools across several campuses, providing special education instruction, mental health services and behavioral support, with programs that include autism services, ABA therapy and day treatment.

Families choosing a setting for their child face an emotionally complex decision, and school districts need to find the right enrollment partner. The organization needed a digital presence that matched the care of its in-person programs: clear for parents, useful for districts and competitive in search.

How We Approached It

  • DiscoverMapped the two audiences, parents and school districts, and the questions each brings before making contact.
  • DiagnoseFound where families got lost: several program areas, multiple campuses and eligibility information that had to be understood before anyone reached out.
  • DesignBuilt a program architecture across the service areas, a page for every campus with location-specific content, parent-first messaging and enrollment pathways throughout the site.
  • DeployLaunched with a search strategy covering campus-city searches, autism, ABA and alternative-school queries and district enrollment terms, plus an ongoing blog built around the questions parents actually search, such as managing meltdowns and evaluating alternative schools.
At a Glance
Sector
Special education, alternative schooling, mental health services
Footprint
Multi-campus regional school network
Scope
Website design and delivery, search strategy, content development
Delivered with
Strategy67 delivery partner
What We Delivered
Every
Campus with its own location page
Each
Program area with dedicated content
Active
Content program building search visibility
Education · Platform & Search Strategy

A Multi-Product Platform Built for a National Educator Audience

National Special Education Resource Provider

The Situation

The client provides evidence-based curriculum, training courses, membership resources and speaking engagements for educators and caregivers supporting students with autism.

The organization had earned a large national and international audience. The challenge was digital infrastructure that could route teachers, clinicians, school district administrators and parents to the right resources, keep several product lines under one brand, and compete across a broad and crowded search landscape.

How We Approached It

  • DiscoverIdentified the four audiences and the distinct entry point and need each one brings to the site.
  • DiagnoseMapped how curriculum access, membership, the course library, the shop and speaking engagements connected, and where visitors dropped between them.
  • DesignDesigned audience pathways, integrated the membership portal, curriculum, courses and shop under one brand experience, and structured district partnerships, testimonials and recognition as trust signals.
  • DeployBuilt a resource and blog library around educator search intent, including behavior management, autism curriculum and continuing-education course discovery, and put the technical search foundations in place to support scale.
At a Glance
Sector
Special education resources, educator training, curriculum
Audience
National, with an international reach
Scope
Website design and delivery, search strategy, content optimization
Delivered with
Strategy67 delivery partner
Civic Information · The 4D Method in Practice

The QR Code That Became VotersPulse

VotersPulse

The Situation

VotersPulse is a nonpartisan civic initiative led by Strategy67 co-founder Anis Charania, working with community members to make voting information easier to understand and act on. It began as an infographic and a set of spreadsheets, graphics and invitations, each exploring a different part of the need.

Then the project needed a QR code. Technically a small deliverable, it raised a larger question: where should someone arrive after scanning it, and what should they be able to do there? Answering that moved the work toward a website.

How We Approached It

  • DiscoverResearched the questions people actually had: what an office does, who is on the ballot, where to understand a candidate or ballot measure, and how to find the voting information that applies to them.
  • DiagnoseDefined the real need: connecting civic questions to location-relevant information and a useful next step, without presenting the project as a substitute for the official election authorities.
  • DesignLaunched with a limited number of counties on purpose. County coverage carries research, verification and maintenance work, and the boundary keeps operating questions visible: which resources belong, how official sources are distinguished, and what happens when information changes.
  • DeployLaunched at voterspulse.org as a starting point that points visitors to official sources. The next round of discovery comes from how people navigate it and what the team can maintain reliably.

The format follows what we learn about the task. The infographic, spreadsheets and graphics were not detours on the way to the website; they were how the requirement was discovered.

At a Glance
Type
Nonpartisan civic initiative
Relationship
Led by Strategy67 co-founder Anis Charania
Scope
Research, information design, website, launch scope
Coverage
Participating counties, expanding as maintenance allows
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