Case Study One

A fast moving global online newspaper for vets

We partnered with Vet Times to transform a much-loved print publication into a global multimedia platform. The goal was to reflect a more ambitious future, grow the audience, and bring clarity and cohesion to the brand experience.

The results speak for themselves. New account creation rose by 93 percent, revenue increased by 60 percent, and advertising click-through rates improved by 45 percent. The team is more energised, the brand more respected, and the business better positioned for future growth.

The Design challenge

UI: We developed a flexible pattern library and responsive grid system to support a wide range of content types—from news articles and opinion pieces to podcasts and videos. The system ensured quick load times, strong visual hierarchy and consistent design, regardless of screen size or photo availability.

UX: We tested early prototypes with real users at the London Vet Show, simplifying the information architecture and creating bitesize content formats that are easy to browse and digest on mobile or desktop.

Case Study Two

The International Holocaust Alliance online archive

The IHRA (International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance) is a global organisation safeguarding the memory of the Holocaust. They asked us to redesign their site to better reflect their mission, simplify navigation, and make their vast content archive easier to manage.

We conducted in-depth user research across IHRA’s diverse audiences, audited legacy content, and worked with their refreshed brand. Deliverables included a new IA, design system, component library, and fully responsive WordPress site.

The Design challenge

Due to the sensitivity of the subject matter, we needed a design that was respectful, accessible, and visually engaging – without relying on photography. To support IHRA’s time-pressed team, we created a suite of flexible components specifically designed for text-heavy pages. These allow the organisation to present dense information – such as articles, reports, and archival material – in ways that feel clear, bite-sized, and navigable.

The components were designed to break up long-form content, guide users through complex topics, and create visual interest through layout, hierarchy and subtle brand cues. This helped reduce cognitive load, making the site easier to explore without overwhelming users. The toolkit also includes multilingual support and a modular CMS structure that gives the IHRA full control over how they publish and update content.

Case Study Three

Stronger Stories – storytelling school content platform

Stronger Stories helps changemakers use narrative techniques to drive social and environmental progress. They needed a site that functions as a consultancy brochure, a subscription platform for their storytelling school, and a home for on-demand courses.

The Design challenge

We created a cohesive, dynamic platform with an extensive component library to support varied content types—tutorial videos, step-by-step guides, storytelling models and more. The learning experience is intuitive and engaging, with user-friendly UI elements that guide learners through their journey.

Visually, the platform was designed to channel the spirit of grassroots activism—empowering users not just to learn, but to feel like they were part of something bigger. Bold typography, vibrant colours and collage graphics bring energy to the experience while staying true to the brand’s mission.

Built in collaboration with our development partner BozBoz, the WordPress CMS gives the team full control to create and update modules, courses and lessons with ease.

Case Study Four

EveryBody Agency

Everybody is a creative agency specialising in health and wellness brands. We first worked with them on a full rebrand, creating a visual identity that balances scientific credibility with human warmth and creativity.

Following that, we redesigned their website to bring the new brand to life online and position Everybody as a confident, strategic partner in their sector.

Our goal was to help Everybody carve out a clear niche in the health and wellness space – and that focus informed every design decision. The site’s structure, styling and visual content were all developed to reflect the agency’s deep sector expertise and creative approach.

Light, airy page designs distinguish the site from more conventional creative agencies, which often rely on posed photography, heavy block colours and rigid layouts. With full control over brand application, we crafted every detail to feel intentional—from custom blog illustrations to downloadable data reports -bringing clarity, coherence and character to the entire platform.

Case Study Five

The Chancery Lane Project

The Chancery Lane Project helps lawyers draft contracts that support climate goals. They needed a website to house a vast library of legal templates and tools—while remaining accessible to the widest possible audience.

We were creatively directed by their Head of Design and collaborated closely to bring their vision to life.

The site needed to meet the highest accessibility standards, so we kept the visual design minimal and the layout highly functional. We focused on clarity, consistency and ease of use—ensuring that the content is easy to browse, download and reuse across jurisdictions.

Built on WordPress, the platform makes it easy for the team to update resources and create new content without technical support—helping accelerate the adoption of climate-aligned contracts globally.