Digital
A strong digital presence is one of the most cost effective ways to gain brand recognition. From web banners to regular email newsletters, ensuring your digital design is coherent is a perfect way to gain loyalty.
Keep your customers in the loop – inform them of special offers, latest news, changes to your services and seasonal specials. Encourage clients to regularly return with fresh, up-to-date graphics. Customers like to feel that the companies they interact with are current and active.
Communication whether it’s written, visual or verbal is key to building and maintaining your brand.
Examples of digital design materials include:
- Web banners
- Email templates
- Social media adverts
- Social banners (facebook, twitter, linkedin and google plus)
- App icons and layouts
Our design portfolio
A selection of our projects can be found below – each working for a specific intended audience and aligning with the brand values of the organisations. Contact us if you would like to speak about your project further.
Centre for Early Mathematics Learning
A friendly, illustrated maths trail map designed to help young children explore numbers, shapes and comparisons throughout Charnwood Museum.
School of Design & Creative Arts
A refreshed, pared‑back slide system for design open days, helping prospective students understand studio culture, teaching and creative life.
Leicestershire and Rutland Cricket Foundation
Design support across strategy, impact and core messaging, helping the Cricket Foundation communicate its work with clarity and consistency.
The People Deal
The People Deal is a UK-based consultancy on a mission to make fairness at work a reality. Since 2019, they’ve partnered with progressive organisations to design inclusive employment practices that…
LEXN
LEXN is a boutique HR consultancy founded by Sanjay Bhogaita. The consultancy teams up with purpose-driven businesses to shape the kind of leadership today’s world needs. LEXN focus’s on the…
Teacher Research Literacy (TREL)
TREL, Teacher Research Literacy, asked a dozen eggs to design and typeset a handbook for best practice for University of South Eastern Norway.