The Project
The Saskatchewan Polytechnic Student Association (SPSA) represents thousands of students across four campuses — but their digital presence didn't reflect that energy. I redesigned the website from the ground up, starting with a Figma prototype and building it into a fully live, multi-page site.
The goal was clarity and accessibility — students needed to find events, benefits, services, and campus information fast, without friction.
Process
Mapped out all the content SPSA needed to communicate — events, services, benefits, campus info. Identified what students actually needed to find quickly vs what was secondary.
Built a full desktop prototype in Figma covering all four pages. Focused on clear hierarchy, accessible colour contrast, and a consistent teal brand identity throughout.
Translated the Figma designs into hand-coded HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The site is hosted live at jezart.com — fully responsive across desktop and mobile.
Design Decisions
The mint and teal palette was kept consistent across all four pages, reinforcing SPSA's brand identity without being heavy-handed. White cards and clean typography keep it approachable.
Events, services, and benefits are all displayed as visual card grids — easy to scan at a glance. Students can find what they need without reading walls of text.
A detailed footer includes addresses, phone numbers, and hours for all four campuses — designed so any student regardless of location can find their local contact quickly.
See it live