Case study / Pandora’s Box
A connected brand and website.
Geeklab developed Pandora’s identity and website, bringing the brand’s offer, supporting imagery and contact routes into one consistent public presentation.
Brand identity / Website design / Development
Delivered project
The brief
What the work needed to do.
Create a distinctive, consistent identity and public website that explains the business’s offer and gives prospective clients a straightforward route to enquire.
The challenge
What the experience had to solve.
The business needed a recognisable presentation that connected service information, imagery and a practical next step for prospective clients.
The work
The thinking behind the delivery.
01
Introduce the offer
The website brings the business’s offer into a clear public introduction. Service information, imagery and contact routes work together so prospective clients have a starting point for a conversation.
02
Create a consistent presentation
Identity and website design were developed together. The visual direction brings the brand into a coherent public introduction rather than treating the website as an isolated touchpoint.
03
Make the next step clear
Contact routes connect the public presentation to the next step. Prospective clients can explore the information on the website and begin a conversation about their requirements.
Evidence and outcome
What the work put in place.
The delivered identity and website provide a coherent introduction to the business and a clear route to begin a client conversation.
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Your next project
Does your digital presence make the offer clear?
Tell us what prospective clients need to understand and where your current identity or website falls short. We’ll discuss how the presentation and enquiry journey could work together.
A 30-minute conversation about your priorities, fit and the next step. You do not need a finished brief.