From time to time, projects run exactly as you plan them. We receive a good brief from the client, scoping as accurate, the project team knows what the project goals are from the beginning, the goal posts don’t move and the deadline is met. This was the case on a project we recently worked on for Blue Cross.
Blue Cross is a well-established charity that provides support for pets through rehoming and subsidised veterinary hospitals throughout the UK. They are currently going through an entire rebranding programme. From printed material to shop fronts, vans to the website, everything is changing.
The first version of the Blue Cross website that Headscape built was back in 2009/10. Our task, for the re-brand project was to apply the new brand to the site using just CSS and jQuery, based on guidelines provided by one of London’s leading creative agencies, The Good Agency. Functionality and layout of the site were to remain unchanged but brand and imagery were to be updated.
There were three critical elements that made this project a success:
The result? A site that contains all the good content that has been integrated since the site went live 18 months ago and reflects Blue Cross’ compelling new brand.