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Work/Author & public figure
Mary Claire Kendall

Rebuilding an author's digital archive and public platform.

A substantial body of writing, media and public work reorganised into a clear, contemporary and maintainable website.

StrategyWebsitesContentBrand

13

Website routes

133

Archive records

67

PDF documents

4

Audio files

Evidence-led case studyAuthor platform · Digital archive

13

Website routes

133

Archive records

67

PDF documents

4

Audio files

The brief

Mary Claire Kendall's website needed to preserve a significant body of existing material while presenting her current work with greater clarity and authority.

The starting situation

The redesign had to improve structure and presentation without losing the books, film material, interviews, speaking catalogue, press coverage and personal archive that made the original site valuable.

Our role

The new platform presents Mary Claire Kendall as an author and commentator with a connected body of work across books, cinema, faith, interviews and public speaking.

How the work operated

The problem was not a lack of material but an abundance of it. The content needed a stronger hierarchy, clearer routes and a visual system able to hold archival and current work together.

Books and content architecture

Four dedicated book pages sit within a wider structure for books, writing, cinema material, reviews, interviews and speaking. The work separated distinct kinds of material while retaining routes between a book, its coverage and related media.

Editorial and archive work

The rebuild involved copy editing, organising reviews and interviews, reconstructing a speaking chronology and classifying article and PDF material. Images were prepared, broken links repaired and supporting media placed in context so the archive could be explored as a body of work.

Delivery and handover

The core package included the website source, assets and deployment instructions, alongside contact and enquiry functionality and metadata work. Core handover was recorded in September 2026; later small visual correction requests were separate from that delivery.

What we delivered
Built
  • Responsive website across 13 routes
  • Four dedicated book pages
  • Reworked books, writing, interviews and speaking architecture
  • Structured publication archive and document pathways
Produced
  • Copy editing and content reconciliation
  • Review and interview organisation
  • Reconstructed speaking chronology
  • Article and PDF classification
  • Prepared images, repaired links and metadata
Operated
  • Client review and refinement
  • Route, media and responsive checks
  • Core handover with source, assets and deployment instructions
Evidence

Website routes

13

A clear route structure spanning books, writing, cinema, interviews and speaking.

Archive records

133

Writing and archive records organised within the rebuilt platform.

PDF documents

67

Existing documents preserved and connected to the new information architecture.

Audio files

4

Existing audio retained and placed in context.

Core handover is distinct from subsequent small correction requests.

Outcome

The project preserved a substantial body of writing and media while giving readers clearer paths through it. Core delivery and handover were followed by small correction requests.