Lee Lilly

As visual designer for the project, the site was designed to adhere to Cornell's brand guidelines and meets accessibility standards, refining the work through stakeholder feedback.

Designed and developed the Camden Center for Law & Social Justice website, building site that communicates the organization's legal aid work clearly and accessibly to clients, donors, and community partners.

Responsibilities included design and front-end development of The Doom Loop book site, a promotional site for economist Eswar Prasad's book, built to showcase the book, press coverage, endorsements, and events in a format suited to media and readers alike.

Responsibilities included the visual design and front-end development of the Cornell University Office of Civil Rights website, building an accessible, resource-dense site for a sensitive institutional topic, including prominent callouts linking to the office's related multi-sites at the client's request.

Responsibilities included design and front-end development for the project, tasked with organizing a large, department-heavy site while designing a main navigation that felt more like an application interface than a traditional website menu.

Responsibilities included design and front-end development for the project, a WordPress site organizing resources, grants, and events for faculty and department leadership across the university.

Designed a custom icon set for Princeton University's mobile app, creating a consistent visual language to represent core campus functions like housing, dining, transit, events, and communication tools.

Responsibilities included the design and front-end development of the Cornell University Office of the Dean of Faculty website, a WordPress site organizing faculty governance, policy, and academic affairs content into a clear, navigable resource hub.