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An identity your team can actually use.
Strategy, identity and language.
We start with the organisation, its audience and the position it needs to hold. That sets the name, identity, voice and key messages. Then we build the guidelines, templates and applications that keep it consistent online, in a campaign or on a shelf.
Scope may include
Brand research and positioning; naming; visual identity; verbal identity; brand guidelines; templates; packaging; editorial and print design; art direction.
(02)
A website with a job to do.
Content, design and development.
We plan the structure, write the copy and design the routes through it. Then we build for every screen, connect the forms, bookings or payments the site needs, and hand over a site your team can update.
Scope may include
Website planning; content structure and copy; user experience and interface design; development; responsive layouts; forms and integrations; e-commerce; content management; agreed launch and handover support.
(03)
Digital tools for the way people work.
Apps, portals and connected workflows.
We start with the task: applying for cover, requesting a service, following up an enquiry. We map the steps, design the screens and build the connections behind them, including WhatsApp flows and automation where they help.
Scope may include
Workflow planning; application design and development; customer or team portals; dashboards; database and API integrations; WhatsApp flows; automation.
(04)
One idea, carried across every channel.
Concepts, content and media.
A campaign starts with what needs to change: awareness, enquiries or sales. We define the audience and message, develop the idea and adapt it for the agreed channels, from social and search to print and radio. Reporting shows what ran and what to do next.
Scope may include
Campaign strategy; concepts and art direction; copywriting; content planning; social content; paid social and search; landing pages; reporting; photography, video or animation where included in the production brief.
Scope lists show what a project can include. What yours includes is agreed in writing before work starts.
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