Projects

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.