Assist Community Services.
Grey and Grey case study.
The challenge.
Aalden Pennington from Assist Community Services approached us to help him launch his NDIS service. He and his wife had selected a business name and designed a logo to get the business off the ground. To achieve the desired level of quality and professionalism in their marketplace, the team at Assist Community Services knew they needed a visual brand that could complement the business, appeal to their target market, impress stakeholders in the region and serve functional tasks for the business. In addition, the client wanted to be able to coordinate their marketing in house, without looking home made.
Our solution.
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Visual brand guidelines.Our creative team worked with Assist Community Services to select a colour palette, image bank, fonts, tone, language and more to create their Visual Brand Guidelines. This pdf file serves as a rule book for how to keep anything and everything on brand.
Often reserved for graphic designers, this document included further detail, so that the in-house administration and marketing staff could ensure they promote the brand in the same manner as a professional agency would. |
Image bank.To protect the privacy of the clients and staff who are part of the Assist Community Services network, stock images have been purchased to use for digital and print purposes.
This selection shows the typical images selected and purchased for the client with a warm, friendly tone - just like the service from Assist Community Services. |
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Website.The Assist Community Services website was created using a responsive design, so it works easily on desktop computers, tablets and mobile devices. The content management system allows the client to add new content themselves. The news feature allows the client to publish articles that appeal to their target market.
In addition to meeting the needs of the company now, the site is designed to scale as the company grows, adding additional services easily and without fuss. The site included search engine optimisation (SEO) elements to ensure the company can be found online by its target market and community stakeholders. |
