Studio North appointed to three web design briefs
Brand design consultancy Studio North has secured three new pieces of business as it looks set to work with Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Halton Borough Council and Trafford Community Leisure Trust.
The Manchester-based agency has been tasked with developing a new website for Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust which will look to showcase the services of the Trust to staff and the general public.
The agency will look to ensure that the site effectively engages local people, while also operate as an interactive platform where staff will be able to see how their views can help to shape and reflect the Trust’s governance and business processes. The site will also support tender bids and aim to create greater engagement with community GPs.
This new project follows the recently delivered work by Studio North around the Trust’s customer communications and service branding.
The agency’s work with Halton Borough Council – will see Studio North redesign the client’s corporate website which will be aimed at both business and residential visitors across the Council’s reach.
The main aim of the site will be to reflect the cultures and values of the Council as well as being focused on customers’ needs. This will vary from individuals looking to access specific council services to businesses looking to invest in the region.
Finally, the agency will also work online to redesign and develop the Trafford Community Leisure Trust (TCLT) website.
This project will see Studio North add a number of new technical functions, such as online booking for swimming and memberships with a focus on creative development and implementation.
The Trust’s strap-line, ‘More people, more active, more often’, will run as a central theme.
Nick Wright, partner and creative director of Studio North commented; “Over the years, we have consistently delivered a high calibre of work to clients within the public sector and it’s an area that we feel really does benefit from creative and exciting communications. This enthusiasm, coupled with our understanding of diverse audiences and issues such as accessibility, means we can create the most compelling user-friendly sites. Every one of these new projects make a direct difference to people’s lives right here in the North West so as a Manchester business it’s great that we can aid that process.”