UX / UIWeb DesignBrandingA supporting project building Cagney Collins Architectural Surveys a confident brand and website — a mark and print collateral, and a site that makes precision surveying feel as sharp as the work itself.
A sharp, confident identity carried through a new website, real-world signage and print — giving Cagney Collins a presence that matches the precision of their surveys. [Placeholder — replace via the project's spreadsheet tab.]
From early research through to launch, here's the process I ran to take Cagney Collins's project from concept to a finished, real-world result.
I reviewed the existing brand, website and surveying competitors to understand where trust was being lost.
I studied premium property and professional-service websites to set the right visual benchmark.
I used client discussions to clarify services, priorities and what prospective customers needed quickly.
I simplified the site structure around clear services and a shorter route to enquiry.
I explored page layouts and brand directions before moving into detailed design.
I checked the proposed journeys and content hierarchy before refining the final experience.
I created a confident visual system that carried consistently across the website and brand.
I refined responsive layouts, spacing and consistency so the finished experience felt polished.
I translated the new identity across digital and physical touchpoints for a joined-up launch.
Cagney Collins came to Satch needing a brand and website that matched the precision of their surveying work — clear, confident and built to convert enquiries into bookings. [Placeholder — replace via the project's spreadsheet tab.]
