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    Black Women S.A.V.E. Black Women

    BWWSBW • Community & Advocacy

    A home for the podcast and its community, connecting episode listening, guest stories, and branded merchandise in one responsive website.

    The challenge

    The website needed to bring the podcast and its community together: a place to listen, apply to share a personal story or professional perspective, and explore the brand’s merchandise.

    Our solution

    We connected the public website to the tools behind the show: Libsyn for podcast episodes, a saved application workflow for prospective guests, and Shopify for the store.

    • Brand-Led Design: Type, color, and imagery chosen to sound the way the movement sounds: bold, warm, and unapologetic.
    • Podcast Sync: The Libsyn RSS integration imports new episodes and updates existing episode details.
    • Guest Applications: Separate personal-story and expert-guest paths collect and save applications.
    • Built for Phones First: This audience lives on their phones, so the site was designed for that screen first and the desktop view followed.
    • Connected Store: Product browsing and a shopping cart lead into a Shopify checkout handoff.

    What shipped

    A Home Online: One address the movement can point people to, wherever they first heard of it.
    Brand System: The same type, color, and imagery on every page, so the site reads as one voice.
    Guest Workflow: Structured personal-story and expert applications, saved for the team.
    Connected Tools: Libsyn episode synchronization and Shopify-connected shopping.

    This section lists what we delivered, not what it produced. We do not have client-verified traffic or engagement figures for this project, so we publish none.

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