We partnered with Mellivora Technology to design and develop a dynamic new WordPress website that reflects their forward-thinking approach to cybersecurity. Built using Bricks and designed in Figma, the site was brought to life with engaging design elements and smooth interactions throughout. The CMS grants the Mellivora team complete control over content, encompassing team members, success stories, vendors, services, and solutions. The result is a modern, fast, and flexible website that supports both their growth and evolving digital presence.
Climate Fund Managers Brand + Campaign Collateral Design 2024
As CFM’s ongoing design partner, we provided creative support across a wide range of brand and campaign collateral throughout 2024. Our design work spanned updates to core branding, corporate reports, social media content, business cards, letterheads, slide decks, display media and internal documentation. Our objective was to always maintain a consistent visual language across all touch points, guided by a comprehensive set of brand guidelines created in collaboration with their team.
Aduna Black Maca Packaging
We continued our long-standing collaboration with Aduna to design the packaging for another exciting addition to their premium wellness range: Organic Peruvian Black Maca. Sourced directly from high-altitude regions in the Andes, this rare and highly prized adaptogen required a visual identity that celebrates its authentic heritage while emphasizing its superior quality and natural potency.
The packaging design features intricate, culturally inspired geometry paired with a rich, grounded color palette that pays homage to its traditional Peruvian origins. By aligning this launch with Aduna’s established design language, we ensured the final product feels right at home within their premium superfood portfolio while standing out as a bold, sophisticated choice for health-conscious consumers.
Aduna Fonio Super Grain Packaging Design
Packaging for Aduna Fonio Super Grain – an ancient Super-Grain that has been grown in West Africa for 5,000 years.