Ross Harper
Website and branding for Glasgow based law firm
UI/UX Design, Logo Design, Web Design & Development
Project Scope
For this project i worked in a small team as a Graphic and Web
Designer, re-developing the brand for Ross Harper law firm in
Glasgow. I was given the task of re-designing the company logo
and creating mockups for the website which would set Ross Harper apart from a generic soliciters website.
Design Challenges
Direct Contributions
I was handed some existing templates to work with in Illustrator with the copy allready in place and asked to inject a new primary colour and create something different with the imagery.
I re-designed the logo using the pillar shapes to reference the company initials. I then worked on the overall design of the website creating mockups in Adobe XD for mobile first development, as featured in the following page. I then implemented these pages in the custom CMS.
I was handed some existing templates to work with in Illustrator with the copy allready in place and asked to inject a new primary colour and create something different with the imagery.
I re-designed the logo using the pillar shapes to reference the company initials. I then worked on the overall design of the website creating mockups in Adobe XD for mobile first development, as featured in the following page. I then implemented these pages in the custom CMS.
Design Rationale
Problem
Inject life into a corporate law brand without straying too far from its original principles. Use a combination of Graphic Design and Web Design skills.
Solution
Addition of a turcoise primary colour and some Photoshopping to edit colour tones in the imagery, adding an abstract element to a traditonally serious context.
Inject life into a corporate law brand without straying too far from its original principles. Use a combination of Graphic Design and Web Design skills.
Solution
Addition of a turcoise primary colour and some Photoshopping to edit colour tones in the imagery, adding an abstract element to a traditonally serious context.