To honor the 20th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, the Hip Hop Caucus team needed a fast, beautiful digital presence for their national commemoration event. We designed and developed katrina20.com in under three weeks—crafting a site that drives attendance, lifts up community stories, and amplifies the movement for racial, economic, and climate justice. From RSVP flows to storytelling, the site captures the urgency and heart of this annual remembrance.
Industry
- Climate Justice & Racial Justice
Services
- Strategy
- Design
- Web Development
Collaborators
- Hip Hop Caucus
Website
Website
Katrina20.com was designed to rally the community and invite participation—both on the ground in New Orleans and across the nation. The site combines bold visuals, clear calls-to-action, and streamlined mobile-first design to ensure accessibility and impact. It serves as both a digital home for the commemoration and a living space for advocacy and storytelling around justice for the Gulf.
Design
The design of Katrina20.com draws inspiration from the resilience and cultural identity of New Orleans. We worked closely with the Hip Hop Caucus team to craft a visual language that honors the gravity of the anniversary while celebrating the community’s strength. The color palette evokes both remembrance and hope, while bold typography and dynamic layouts guide users through the story. Every design decision—from the prominence of the RSVP button to the flow of event details—was intentional, ensuring that the site feels both urgent and welcoming across devices.
Working with Loopdash has been a great experience. Their recent work on our campaign was timely, creative, and highly professional. We appreciated their support throughout the process and look forward to partnering with them again on future projects.
Bobbie Green
Digital Content Manager
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