Projects

As a relatively new organisation, Clean Air Fund wanted a website with a more energetic look which brought their brand and strategy to life. They needed a partner to lead on the design of the site and extend the visual language of the brand.

To coincide with the launch of a new organisational strategy and their change of name, AccessibAll (previously CAFE) were looking for a partner to help them reposition to a more global focus while retaining their core values.

We partnered with Nuffield Council on Bioethics on a project to update and align their brand with their main funder, Nuffield Foundation. They also needed a new website that more effectively targeted their policy audience and showcased their work on future trends.

To coincide with the launch of a new brand identity, Compassion in Dying partnered with us to develop a website that provides their audience with clear and accessible information supporting conversations and decisions about death and dying.

We were commissioned by Ark to refresh their brand identity for increased flexibility and impact across online and offline channels. We reimagined how they present their work running schools and innovative education programmes through a new website.

Working closely with the team at Our Future Health, we designed and built a new website that showcased their distinctive new brand while staying faithful to their version of the well-established and user-focused NHS design system.

We were approached by TASO in 2019 to develop their new brand identity and website in advance of a public launch. Five years later they asked us to refresh the brand and build a new website which uses a block-based approach to creating layouts.

Frontline was looking for a digital partner to rebuild their website. We worked collaboratively with their team to help craft a product that better facilitates their recruitment processes and helps position them as a warm and ambitious organisation.

We’ve worked with IRC to overhaul their approach to tracking and analytics across their global websites and provide ongoing strategic support. In the UK, we’ve developed a search engine optimisation strategy and manage their Google Ads grant.

We partnered with CAMFED on a project working with their community of educational mentors across five African countries to co-design a mobile app that supports their work delivering life and learning skills to female students.

Aldridge Foundation was looking for a partner to revive their brand and develop a new website that would bring their work to life and better showcase their impact. They wanted to put the voice the young people that they support front and centre.

We were commissioned by CALP to design a comprehensive new approach to website analytics and reporting that provided them with a much richer set of data, new tools for reporting, and a simple way to share insights internally.

We were approached by Forward when they were looking for a new partner to work with on the design and build of their new website and to help them improve visual consistency and user journeys across their wider digital estate.

With a need to revitalise their online presence, Variety approached us to build a new website, expand their visual language, and better showcase the scale and impact of their work. This included the development of brand guidelines and custom illustrations.

Historically, Girlguiding’s activity offer was split across four separate websites and they were looking to consolidate the information in a unified place. Having completed a refresh of their digital brand, they asked us to work with them on the project.

Girlguiding needed a comprehensive set of digital-specific guidelines to ensure brand coherence online. We helped them codify their online presence, enhance their digital brand assets, and overturn a few brand preconceptions along the way.

Having worked with The Strand Group on microsites about Margaret Thatcher and the history of cabinet secretaries, they commissioned us to create a visual identity and website to support student recruitment and showcase their events and research activities.

Visitors to the Temperate House are able to view 1,200 different species of plants from across the world. We worked with Kew to build a website that visitors could access on their smartphones, with quick access to plant types provided by QR codes on signage.

We were approached by Barnsbury to build a new website that could better support residents to manage their tenancy and engage in their local community. They also needed to provide potential tenants with information about applying for housing.

Forces in Mind Trust were looking for a new website that would be organised around their ‘change model’ and make it easier for others to use insights from the projects they fund. They also wanted to make their application process more intuitive for users.

We worked with Humankind to overhaul the reporting of their ‘Drink Coach’ alcohol test tool. This involved a full redesign of their analytics setup and development of interactive visual dashboards allowing their clients to explore data in real time.

Bottom-up Infrastructure (BUI) is an initiative that explores how communities can engage with infrastructure design to create sustainable and health places. We worked with BUI on a new visual identity and website to showcase their work.

We were approached by IPS Grow to design and build a new website that could host specialist vacancies and offer tools for job seekers. It also neeeded to provide information to support providers with the ultimate aim of growing the IPS sector.

We were tasked by The Baring Foundation to run a light-touch brand process, develop a new visual identity, and roll it out across their channels. We also developed their new website and support them with their Google Ads grant and analytics reporting.

We’ve worked with Unlocked on various projects, from the roll out of a refined visual identity to the development of a new website. We’ve also supported them with their broader online strategy including digital marketing, measurement and reporting.

Ahead of a new organisational strategy and refreshed campaigning approach, Level Playing Field commissioned us to develop a new website that would incorporate their new visual identity and allow fans to better access information and share their views.

We worked with What Works for Children’s Social Care in partnership with Forster Communications on a brand development process. Forster led on the work on the core brand strategy and we were commissioned to translate this into a comprehensive visual identity.

Following an extensive rebrand, UCL Partners asked us to help them create a website that better reflected their redefined mission and visual language. We’ve also supported them with refinement of the brand and various activities to support their digital strategy.

After initially working with Think Ahead on an extensive brand update, we applied the boldness and dynamism of the visual identity to a new website and other online channels and provided ongoing support on their wider digital strategy.

As they hit their centenary year, Stoll were looking for a fresh, clean website to better communicate their range of services. We also worked with them to develop a visual identity and microsite for a homelessness campaign targeted at local authorities.

We were approached by Music as Therapy when they were looking to revamp their website, and move towards a more user-friendly content management system. As a small organisation with limited resources, cost-effectiveness was a central concern.

A priority for United Response was to find a partner that would put users at the heart of their process. Through extensive consultation, we worked with them to build a new website that provides clear routes into services and helpful resources for practitioners.

We were asked by The Health Foundation to develop a website that would provide a set of online tools to complement the knowledge sharing and collaboration within their ‘Q Community’. It also enabled groups to develop joint proposals to be voted on and funded.

Catch22 operates in a rapidly changing sector in which the project-based funding approach was being replaced by a commissioning model. They needed a new website to clearly present their service offer and effectively target commissioners.

We worked with Victim First to build a new website and expanded visual identity to better serve people looking for support. The project involved extensive user involvement, including co-creation workshops with some of the young people they support.

Penal Reform International asked us to help them improve communication with their main audiences of intergovernmental organisations, governments and policy makers. They also wanted to make their library of publications more prominent and easy to use.

With a modest budget, UK Health Alliance on Climate Change were looking for an affordable option for a new website and an update of their visual identity and new website. Through our ThirdPress service, we helped them to more clearly present their mission.