TimberTech Decking dares you to build against the status quo. Lofty? Perhaps. But sure fun to write for. From the technical to the stylish, I played content writer by taking on the voice and learning a lot about fasteners.
Welcome to the Design & Style Center
A new page on the TimberTech site gave homeowners a wide view of what exactly is involved in a deck design. Together with the content strategist and designer, I helped organize information into a flow that allowed homeowners to navigate through the many details of design—and then I supplied writing meant to make it all equally exciting and accessible.
Part of the assignment for the Design & Style Center included categorizing the various pattern styles into categories of “difficulty” and then translating that into consumer-facing terms: Classic, Reimagined, and Adventurous. From there, we broke down the various styles into different pieces of content authored by yours truly.
Introducing the Invite Collection
TimberTech partnered with outdoor furniture experts Loll to design and debut their very first furniture collection. The new pieces needed individual names, descriptions, and a collection moniker that brought it all together, plus copy for an entirely new landing page. This was all me—pairing the brand voices of TimberTech and Loll and practicing my sell skills. Not to mention how freaking fun it was to name that side table.
Agency: Rightpoint // Creative Director: Tom Quish // Content Strategist: Amy Trang // Designer: Chelsea Choi
