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Andres Migias' Campaign

Role: UX designer

Andreas Migias ran for New York State Assemblymen in District 34 in the 2026 Democratic Primaries.

Timeline: January 2025 - February 2026

Collaborators: Nile Johnson (Chief of Staff), Andreas Migias (Candidate)

Tools: Figma, Hostinger, Adobe Creative Cloud

15%

increase in new website sessions on a monthly basis

increase in website engagement 

23%

increase in user flow towards issues page

350+

Design a website for Andreas Migias where potential voters can learn about him, view his views on key issues, see upcoming events, donate, or volunteer for his campaign.

Key Campaign Targets

  • Astoria being predominantly Greek made it the neighborhood our campaign focused on. With his intimate knowledge of the community and its values, our team believed we could improve it.

  • All the necessary parts of this campaign, from donations and volunteer opportunities to contact information and other resources, were made easily available to the viewer.

  • Although it would've made sense to only target a younger demographic of voters, we wanted our campaign to be accessible to an older generation who would have voted for The Democratic Socialists of America otherwise.

Greek Intro

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Everything is front and center. Social media pages, donation links, and volunteer links are the three sections we decided to put front and center.

Bold & Loud

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As a freshman candidate, it was the best decision to push Andreas as a new face, separate from the 'establishment'. With the odds stacked against him in this race, we used bold text and a strong color scheme to draw the eye and link his name to the striking visuals.

Who is Andreas Migias

We wanted this section to be formal yet intimate, a letter from a person who wants to connect with his community.

Final Mockup

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Key Takeaways 

Main points: Straight to the point, easy to read, and gives the viewer who he is and what he has done as credentials for his bid in the race.

Accessibility: Both younger and older generations of voters have an easy time reading and accessing the information that they're looking for on the website

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