Athelhampton House guidebook now complete
Disciplines: Graphic design, print
The DLs keep coming
And there are yet more DLs to do! This time CuCo updates the Athelhampton House DL and reviews the brand language to keep up-to-date with the attraction’s new guidebook.
Disciplines: Graphic design, print
Burn them thar witches…
As part of the publicity material for The Dungeons’ launch of a new attraction, CuCo was asked to create imagery of witches being burned at the stake. The models, for some reason, didn’t want to be set alight for real…
Disciplines: Photoshop work
Charter 2010 site goes live
Less than one month after we win the contract, the Charter 2010 site is now online. Not bad, even if Christmas did get in the way.
Disciplines: Website
Coach Guide completed
Disciplines: Graphic Design, Print
How can design make sense for smaller businesses?
All the information you will find on this page is courtesy of the Design Council, the national strategic body for design.
The study also showed that a significant number of the UK’s small business are going it alone – and not seeking any kind of business advice whatsoever:
• Only 36% of small business take advantage of mentoring schemes
• 38% of small business go to private organisations for advice, including 45% of growing companies.
Designs to overcome a downturn
All the information you will find on this page is courtesy of the Design Council, the national strategic body for design.
When times are tough and revenues are falling there may be a temptation for business to cut ‘discretionary’ budgets – money allocated to activities such as design, perhaps.
But design is a powerful tool in a downturn.
Meet the bank that became No1 by thinking like Starbucks
All the information you will find on this page is courtesy of the Design Council, the national strategic body for design.
When banks start opening ‘stores’ instead of ‘branches’, it’s a sure sign they are ditching 19th-century tradition for 21st-century design. And, in the process, transforming how we bank.
Umpqua Bank, a small local chain in America’s Pacific Northwest, was an unlikely pacesetter for a design-led revolution. But the Oregon company has inspired ‘me too’ rebranding throughout banking.
Design for business
All the information you will find on this page is courtesy of the Design Council, the national strategic body for design.
Challs products didn’t stand out on shelf. Serious** needed to stop competitors mimicking its logo. Harrison Fisher needed to fight back against overseas competition. Whether they were small, medium or large, manufacturing, farming or waste management companies, these case studies showcase design that has made business sense. Browse these stories of pack, brand, product and sustainable design.
How to design your way to 789% sales growth
All the information you will find on this page is courtesy of the Design Council, the national strategic body for design.
How hard can it be to sell chocolate? After their 1991 launch, Craig Sams and Josephine Fairley, the husband-and-wife team that founded organic chocolate company Green & Black’s, found it surprisingly hard, pigeonholed as a niche product and hidden in specialist health stores. But after a redesign of its brand four years ago by design consultants, the chocolate maker’s sales grew by 61% a year, in a market which was growing by just 1.8%.
