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Logo & Branding
Website Development
Printing
Video Editing
Stationary
Client
COVERBRIDGE
INDUSTRY
WORKSPACES
YEAR
2017
The Project
Featuring properties from London’s most exclusive, vibrant and desirable business locations, Coverbridge offers a premium property portfolio that showcases the very best grade ‘A’ serviced office space solutions located in the UK capital. Coverbridge have an impressive project portfolio including Google and KPMG, offering services to occupiers & tenants, agents & advisors, flexible workspace providers and landlords.
Coverbridge approached us before launch, seeking a new logo and branding to represent the quality of their services. They also required a new website in which we used WordPress, and fresh designs for stationary such as business cards.
What Snob Monkey did
We got to know the brand beforehand and understood what Coverbridge wanted to achieve. This involved drawing up various designs with the brands objectives in mind until the perfect logo was found. The colour scheme and fonts were crucial to creating their branding as we further developed Coverbridge’s stationary such as business cards. The style and design had to be consistent throughout all our
designs which leads on to our website development.
We had the pleasure of designing the first website for Coverbridge, which allowed us to produce a lot of fresh ideas and designs. With their brief in mind, we sketched out multiple website templates until they were happy with the right one. The main objective for the website was to promote their services and connect with new clients through projects already completed beforehand. Of course, with most internet searches taking place on mobile these days, it was important for their site to be mobile-friendly.
THE RESULTS
Since working with Coverbridge, they have evolved to become a successful business within their market, working with high class firms such as Lloyds Bank. Still using our website development, logo and stationary designed by Snob Monkey.
