NACPB

NACPB supports, trains, certifies, and licenses bookkeepers.

Client

NACPB

Year

2022

Type

Web dev/design

Description

I played part in the client-first redesign of NACPB's website. We used inspiration from F'In Sweet's V2 client-first principles. NACPB is America's leading bookkeeper association. They support, train, certify, and license bookkeepers.

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The lead designer for this project was Keithen Weber. You can view his portfolio of work here.

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