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Websites, Digital & Brand Systems
How should a website or brand system turn strategy into a usable experience that people can act on?
A website is where most people first test whether a company is serious. For climate and science organisations the site has to carry a lot, technical evidence, several audiences, projects, policy and hiring, and it often grows faster than anyone plans. This subject covers how to structure that information before writing the copy, why credible climate companies can look like campaigns online, and how complex science websites become hard to navigate.
It also covers the brand system around the site, from launching a rebrand as one story to deciding when to evolve a brand and keeping it useful after launch. The studio's work with Fair Carbon, Fronterra and Gaia AI informs much of it.
Start with information architecture for a climate tech website, then read why climate tech sites end up looking like NGOs.
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Why Your Website Feels Confusing: Information Architecture Before Copy
Why Climate Tech Websites Accidentally Look Like NGOs
Why Climate and Science Websites Become Hard to Navigate
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