Brief
UHR have some basic branding, but no guidelines on its use. As such, the information and materials they publish and send out to their members have historically been a natural extension of this limited brand identity. As a result the materials they publish, have lacked a consistent visual style. Starting with their annual report and going forwards, they required a more distinctive identity to be worked throughout their publications.
Solution
In consultation with the client we adopted the vibrant magenta from their logo as a primary colour. Used in conjunction with angled block colour shapes throughout the documents, we were able to implement a strong, simple and consistent visual style.
Other colours from the logo were used sparingly to create small accents and points of interest. The use of block colour paired with bold serif headers helps bring emphasis and present the information clearly.
The flexibility of the shapes and clear text styles are simple to transfer to the variety of future UHR publications as we help them develop their overall brand and visual design system.