Refreshing a Brand
We were asked to create a website for a college in the Pacific Northwest that would be used as 1) a marketing and recruiting tool, as well as 2) a place to provide up-to-date news, information and resources for current students, parents, faculty, staff, donors and alumni.
Helped define brand, created community and user research groups, identified competition
Analyzed current website statistics and reviewed marketing collateral
Created a proof of concept
A structured outline to guide content of the website
A black & white interactive map that showed the website without branding elements
A collection of textures, colors, and images that helped drive the design of the website
Integrating the mood boards with the wire frames to provide color, content, images, and branding elements to the website
Converted Photoshop files to optimized HTML & CSS
Installation and configuration of content management system
Set up categories, text, and images provided by the client or created during the process
Released fully functional pre-launch version of the site
Testing completed website for browser compatibility, SEO consistency, and load speed
A visual standards and philosophy guide for the website
On-site, one-on-one training for the web team
Delivered finalized website to client to be installed on server
Wrote original copy and reformatted existing text to strengthen brand awareness, target online users, improve retention rates, and increase search engine optimization.
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Used of elements of exiting brand to create a new look and feel that showcased WP’s urban identity.
Creating meaningful and powerful visual elements meant taking time to understand Warner Pacific's users, their market, and how they view themselves. To glean these insights we spent a month with students, faculty, staff and the community which Warner Pacific College serves. The result led us to design a look with a uniquly urban flavor while staying true to the college's existing colors and logo.
TopThree sessions with the creative team to construct the story, plan the schedule, and coordinate with Warner Pacific on the days in the field.
Four days, five locations, a crew of eight, complete sound and lighting, and full hair and make-up.
Two weeks of editing, sound scrubbing, music integration, and creative direction to create the story of the Religion and Christian Ministries Program at Warner Pacific College.
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