Case study

Trinity Grain

Trinity Grain is a farmer-owned professional grain storage co-operative with three sites in the UK. We created a suite of brand assets, a set of brand guidelines, and designed and developed a new website.

PROBLEM

Although a logo existed, no brand assets were available nor were any brand guidelines. A website did exist but it needed a new design that was in line with the direction in which the brand was heading.

SOLUTION

After an immersion session to understand the business, its customers, and its values, we set about creating our vision for the brand. It was decided that the existing logo worked well so we recreated it as well as creating other brand assets such as a secondary logo, different colour variations, and brand marks. We also put together a bespoke colour pallette and defined the fonts and a set of guidelines for how the new branding should be used in practice.

We also designed and built a new website that was consistent with the newly produced brand guidelines. This included copy creation, design, and development.

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