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BRiM

Role
Lead digital designer (UX & UI)
UX and UI design
Website design
Educational framework portal design
Online educational tools design

BRiM is a cross-industry initiative created to improve the representation of Black people in marketing. BRiM was born out of the Facebook Client Council following the brutal murder of George Floyd (May, 2020). The framework addresses principles and commitments to improve representation.

The framework needed to be accessible to everyone across the industry, encouraging individuals to review their behaviours and daily practices. The best approach for this was to create a micro site which housed an online version of the framework.

I was briefed with designing this micro site and online framework. The framework needed to showcase examples of commitments throughout the entire marketing process for companies to consider adopting.

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The Process

As the brand was in the early stages of development, I initially focused on updating and refining the visual identity to establish it as a digital-first brand.

Before designing the final site, I delved into user research and created UX wireframes to create a microsite showcasing a framework and tools. The wireframes mapped out the main user journey, focused on encouraging sign-ups, and organised the tools in a user-friendly way. Pages were also created for the BRiM changemakers awards, sponsorship program, and the latest news.  Security measures controlling access to certain content, and analytics tracked sign-up data and user activity for future improvements.

The Impact

Users can easily access the framework and search templates and tools to help create impactful and long-lasting change. The controlled content features allows tracking of user activity, providing valuable insights that support data-driven decisions for future business growth.

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