Creative Branding & Website Design for Community Non-Profit

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Abi Jackson

pro

• May 19

Working on something a little different behind the scenes lately.

I’ve been developing a full brand identity and website for a local non-profit focused on supporting the community and it’s genuinely been one of the most rewarding projects I’ve worked on.

A lot of strategy, structure, and intentional design has gone into making sure the platform feels approachable, clear, and built to serve real people.

Still finishing up the final details, but here’s a small preview before the full case study drops soon.

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BrightStudios®

max

• May 14

New work. Timelaps, from idea to launch.

We worked with Timelaps on the full system: naming, brand strategy and positioning, identity, website design and development, pitch deck.

Each piece briefed the next.

Thanks to Hank and the team for the trust.

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Toms Stals

pro

• May 15

looks awesome team! 🙌

BrightStudios ®

max

• May 14

Hank from Timelaps came to us with an idea. No name. No positioning. No product framing.

We worked through all of it together.

Started with the name. Then positioning. Then identity. Then the surfaces: website, design and development, pitch deck.

In that order.

Skip a step and the next one inherits the gap. Naming after positioning gives you a name that doesn't mean anything. Identity before positioning means your visuals are decorating air. Surfaces before identity means your site looks like every other company in your category.

Each step is the brief for the next one. The name briefs the positioning. The positioning briefs the identity. The identity briefs the surfaces.

Hank is ready to pitch. Not because the deck is good. Because every piece was built on the one before it.

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Atolani Adegbesan

• May 15

Superb execution. This kind of design doesn't just inform; it persuades and converts.

Orbix Studio

max

• May 15

A complete brand identity for a real estate development company that needed to feel as permanent as the structures they build.

Arcova is a real estate development and construction company operating at the intersection of architecture, investment, and community building. They came to us at a pivotal moment, growing fast, winning larger contracts, and walking into rooms where their brand needed to do as much work as their portfolio. The brief was clear: build an identity that communicates authority, permanence, and ambition. One that works on a business card and a building facade. One that looks like it was built, not assembled. The result is a full brand identity system, logomark, color system, brand voice, and a complete set of applications that positions Arcova as a company you trust before they say a word.