Case study / CDH Investment Bank
A consistent digital face for the bank.
Geeklab designed and built CDH Malawi’s public website and visual system.
Website design / Development / Visual system
Delivered project
The brief
What the work needed to do.
Present the bank’s offer through a clear structure and consistent visual identity. We organised the site around the bank’s offer and applied a shared visual system across the public pages.
The challenge
What the experience had to solve.
The website needed to communicate the services in a way that supported a professional introduction and straightforward contact.
The work
The thinking behind the delivery.
01
Organise the public offer
The site structure is built around the bank’s services and the audiences exploring them. It creates a public introduction that helps prospective customers find relevant information.
02
Apply one visual system
The design carries a consistent visual identity across public pages. The work connects the organisation’s presentation with the page templates that make up its website.
03
Make contact a clear next step
Contact routes sit alongside the service information. Prospective customers can explore the public offer and find a clear way to discuss their needs with the bank.
Evidence and outcome
What the work put in place.
The bank’s service information and contact routes sit within a consistent website, giving prospective customers a structured way to explore its offer.
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