Josh Jordan for Sheriff

Campaign concluded

A Rhea County sheriff’s campaign needed voters to learn who the candidate was and what to do next, mostly on phones.

Josh Jordan for Sheriff campaign homepage
Desktop homepage of Josh Jordan for Sheriff, as live in 2026.
Industry
Political campaign
Location
Rhea County, TN
Year
2026
Live site
joshjordanforsheriff.com (opens in new tab)
What I did
  • Web design
  • Development
  • Content structure
  • Contact flow
  • Post-campaign update
Stack
  • HTML/CSS
  • JavaScript
  • Vercel

What the business needed.

Josh Jordan ran in the May 2026 Republican primary for Rhea County Sheriff. Voters mostly met the campaign through shared links on their phones, so the site had to explain the candidate’s background and priorities quickly and point people to a next step.

What I built.

  1. A structured narrative

    Separate About, Experience, Priorities, and Voter Info pages, with a homepage that summarizes each and links onward.

  2. Credentials at a glance

    A short credibility strip and a numbered list of six priorities, each with a one-line takeaway.

  3. A contact form without a backend

    The message form hands the finished message to the visitor’s own email or texting app, and states that nothing is sent until they press send.

  4. A respectful ending

    After the primary, the site was updated to a thank-you message and kept online as a record of the campaign.

Measured, not estimated.

Only categories that were actually tested are shown with a score. A dash means that category has not been recorded yet. Scores change over time, so treat these as a dated snapshot.

Mobile

— Accessibility: not recorded
— Best Practices: not recorded
— SEO: not recorded

Tested October 14, 2026 · PageSpeed Insights · median of 6 runs · original report link not saved

Desktop

Not recorded yet.

Skills on display.

  • Information architecture for a time-limited audience
  • Fast, mobile-first pages for shared links
  • Updating a site gracefully when its purpose ends

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