For the UN Resident Coordinator’s Office, we regularly carry out layout design work which transforms informative, often technical language and content into accessible and engaging designs. The UN Socio Economic Recovery Response Plan uses quality photography and context-specific design features and iconography to draw the reader into and through the publication, with the key points easily absorbed. As always, the design follows distinctive branding elements to subtly identify it as a UN publication.
We were responsible for the implementation of the relaunch of the McDonald's websites for Australia and New Zealand in 2021 and are providing ongoing maintenance and support for the projects.
For our longtime clients UNESCO, we recently designed a series of infographics for social media which was part of its Media and Information Literacy (MIL) campaign against misinformation and hate speech in the run up to elections. The infographics were designed to catch and hold the users’ attention and inform and educate them on the topic. We were tasked with editing text content to be concise and accurate for the platforms, as well as the overall layout and graphic design.
We were responsible for technical planning, design and implementation of the online system used to showcase the work and performance of the initiative including coverage area on township level in the Greater Mekong as well as results of the initiative. Data of the system is imported on a regular basis from databases of the different donors supporting the initiative in five countries allowing public performance evaluation as well as data filtering and export to the public.
Over a number of years, we have worked with the UNDP on design briefs ranging from infographics and posters to full layout projects including annual reports. The designs always draw on our visualisation skills to portray information through maps and graphics, and create impactful designs from figure-heavy data sets.
Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) has a global network of chapters in 64 countries and regions providing essential care and support for families with children diagnosed with serious illnesses.
We are providing support and maintenance for the website of the Australian chapters of RMHC.
Our work with the ILO’s South African Migration Management (SAMM) Project saw us develop branding guidelines and design a complete set of branded stationery, including lanyards, pens, conference folders and notebooks. We continue to develop branded layouts for newsletters, roadmaps and other design outputs for the Project.
The Livelihoods and Food Security Trust Fund (LIFT) is a multi-donor fund established in 2009 to improve the food and livelihood security of the rural poor. We were responsible for the re-design and re-launch of the website for the LIFT-Fund. The website implements features such as a filterable project map with clustering, a filterable project database, dynamic achievements database and visualisation, blog, news, events, newsletter integration as well as knowledge sharing and publications databases.
We are also responsible for hosting and ongoing support.