

I started by diving into research to really understand BRiM’s diverse audience from brand leaders to marketing practitioners. The early-stage brand needed to grow into a trusted, digital-first presence, which meant the site had to:
I kicked things off by refining BRiM’s visual identity, giving the brand a bold, digital-first foundation that aligned with the movement’s broader creative style.
Using user insights, I developed UX prototypes that we tested and refined with the BRiM team, mapping a seamless journey from discovery to action.
Key features of the microsite include:
BRiM now has a widely accessible digital framework that makes it easy for individuals and organisations to adopt, apply and act on its commitments. The site has fostered a growing, engaged community with early analytics showing strong interaction with the framework and high download rates for tools.
It’s also increased visibility of BRiM’s initiatives, serving as the central hub for program activity, awards and new partnerships. The data-driven insights give BRiM leaders clear visibility into user journeys and engagement, helping shape future strategies. In short, the website has turned a static document into a living, breathing platform for real change.





