The eagle-eyed among you may have noticed that the Typeface website is looking a little different. This is the first phase of a new design rollout, a cleaner code base and a focused offering.
December marks Typeface entering its 10th year, a very exciting milestone. The last couple of years have flown by as things have been consistently busy but it is important to practise what you preach and so a new website was in order.
The design of the new Typeface website takes a functional backseat because the real stars should be and have always been Typeface’ diverse client base. This new website is the framework for a celebration of 10 years worth of client relationships, content, design and development.
A focused service offering
Typeface offers three pillars of creative service. Brand, Web, and Photo. Supporting clients of all sizes is something that Typeface excels at and so the addition of photography as a service is something I’m particularly excited about because it opens up an extra avenue of quality for smaller businesses, startups and businesses who are finding their voice.
Creative support for businesses
As well as a complete creative offering for businesses, Typeface also supports your business as you grow; with affordable retainers including social media support, graphic design support, and website maintenance packages tailored to suit businesses of every size.
Typeface is your creative partner.
Doubling-down on human creativity
Typeface has always been a brand-focused creative studio and as we enter year 10 that becomes more important.
Clients, their customers, and users are becoming increasingly frustrated with one-size-fits-all AI solutions, impersonal content and difficult to manage products. Typeface has always applied design-led thinking to create human-centric products. Made by humans for humans, and nothing is going to change there.
The addition of Business Photography by Typeface cements a third pillar in that creative offering. Allowing clients the opportunity to have affordable photography, tailored to their business and their brand. No stock, no AI. Because one size does not fit all when it comes to your business and the way that you present yourself.
Typeface creative network
Typeface doesn’t offer products that can’t be serviced in-house and so will continue to work with an extensive network of peers and experts across SEO, event management, PR, copywriting and everything in-between. Allowing clients to tap in to a trusted network of freelancers and agencies that best suit their needs, and always with design and design thinking at the heart of your project.
A celebration of creativity
The next 12 months will be a celebration of creativity, with work from the Typeface archives, client-deep-dives and of course the odd off topic article so check back from time to time and if you’d like to know when new content is published, follow me on LinkedIn.
