Live site: devvashi.ca
Case study · Campaign website
A first-time candidate for City Councillor in Ward 11, Mississauga needed to look credible immediately and turn attention into volunteers and donations. Election day is fixed, so everything about the build works backwards from October 26, 2026.
Client
Dev Vashi Campaign
Project
Municipal Campaign Website
Location
Ward 11, Mississauga
Live site
devvashi.caServices
Live site: devvashi.ca
The challenge
05 pieces
A bold campaign identity built around the "Deviate from the Norm" message
An interactive ward map so residents can confirm they live in Ward 11 before they commit to helping
A live election-day countdown running through the whole site
Volunteer and donation flows kept one tap away on every screen
Meet Dev, values, news and youth sections that carry the platform
A campaign hub that makes a first-time candidate look established from day one
Residents can check their ward, read the platform and sign up to help in one visit
Built to carry the campaign through election day, October 26, 2026
The standout feature
Municipal politics has a boundary problem: most residents do not know their ward. The interactive map lets a visitor find their street and confirm they can actually vote for the candidate before they give their evening to the campaign.
The same thinking shows up everywhere on the site. The countdown makes the deadline real, the volunteer flow is one tap from every screen, and the platform is written to be read on a phone at a bus stop, not in a briefing binder.
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