Fishing the Feed

Description

“Fishing the Feed” is a digital experience built to serve a campaign with urgency and hope in equal measure. The project invites visitors to follow the supply chain behind farmed seafood and to see how feed decisions ripple across oceans, coastal communities, and supermarket shelves. The tone is factual yet human. The story unfolds in short chapters that move from first discovery to clear action, so a complex topic stays understandable for any visitor who cares about what ends up on their plate. The interface favors momentum. You scroll, you learn, you respond. No dead ends, no confusion, just a steady path from awareness to agency. Design carries the message without shouting. We use a rich color system that echoes the sea at different depths, from bright surface tones to cooler shades that signal analysis. Illustrations clarify the invisible parts of the system, ships at scale, feed mills, hatcheries, fisheries, logistics. Data is presented in plain language with comparisons that make sense at a glance. Motion is quiet and meaningful, transitions that reinforce cause and effect, tooltips that teach, progress markers that show where you are in the journey. Accessibility was a starting point, not an afterthought. Contrast is strong, type scales adapt, controls are comfortable, captions and transcripts are present wherever media appears. The narrative ties evidence to impact. Visitors can trace how feed inputs shape ecosystems and how purchasing choices guide the market. Industry readers find a practical view of risk and opportunity, brand trust, supply resilience, reporting clarity. The site gives space for partners and researchers to contribute updates, so the campaign stays alive over time. Clear prompts turn interest into action. Shareable excerpts encourage conversation. A pledge flow collects support without friction. A resource hub equips journalists, educators, and policy groups with assets that are easy to cite. The build favors durability. Content editors can update facts in minutes. Modular components keep layouts consistent while allowing new story blocks to slot in cleanly. Performance is tuned for mobile first audiences around the world. Caching, image optimization, and semantic markup help search engines understand the story and help readers reach it faster. The result feels like a trustworthy field guide wrapped in a modern editorial experience. It helps concerned citizens learn, it helps professionals respond, and it keeps steady pressure on the places where change matters most. “Fishing the Feed” turns attention into momentum, then momentum into measurable progress.