As Fireside's Lead Web Developer and Creative Strategist, Stephanie ensures our websites stay ahead of the curve. She earned her bachelor’s degree in web design from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA. She enjoys integrating her coding knowledge with her passion for design. Prior to joining the Fireside team, Stephanie worked on the web team for Children’s National Health System, DC’s children’s hospital. During this time, she strived to use her skill set to make a positive impact on others. She brings this same enthusiasm to our customers on Capitol Hill to improve government websites and connect citizens with their congressional representatives. Outside of work, Stephanie loves spending time outdoors. Running, hiking, and traveling are her favorite pastimes. She currently resides in Virginia Beach with her husband, puppy, and baby girl.
Recent Posts by Stephanie Casassa:
by Stephanie Casassa on March 04, 2021
When your office decides to design your new website with Fireside, you can trust our web project process. We’ll assemble a team with a project manager, web designer, and developer …
READ MOREby Stephanie Casassa on February 18, 2021
Member-specific websites make up the vast majority of our web work, but they aren’t all we do. Issue-specific landing pages and projects for committees and caucuses are integral for clear …
READ MOREby Stephanie Casassa on October 13, 2020
A congressional website’s primary purpose is to promote a free exchange of information between a representative and their constituents. The style, clarity, and efficiency of a website strongly affects the …
READ MOREby Stephanie Casassa on August 13, 2020
A few months ago, Fireside completed a custom website project with Rep. Abigail Spanberger (VA-07). The project was a huge success, so we thought it would be helpful if we …
READ MOREby Stephanie Casassa on July 28, 2020
A congressional website is one of the best ways for a member of Congress to provide constituents with resources and information. Since your site offers many people their first impression …
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