Since 2013, we’ve partnered with numerous clients to build more than one hundred websites and many more brands and digital strategies across a wide range of sectors.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.