Process
After reviewing the brief and some initial exploratory meetings and discussions with the client, we undertook a phase of research. This allowed us to get a more in depth insight into the industry, allowing us to spot design and execution trends and also identify opportunities that we could look to capitalise on.
There were elements from the existing brand that we wanted to retain: We felt it was important that we keep the logo and the dark green colour that were already used across the brand. These were both working well to convey the right messages, and reflect MFL’s established, knowledgeable and capable reputation. They would also ensure a clear connection between the old and new especially with its well established client audience.
There were other areas that we knew needed thought and development in order to deliver a dynamic and cohesive visual identity. MFL had historically been overly reliant on property photos in its communications so an alternative visual was something to explore. In addition, we felt there was an opportunity to use the new identity to better explain the MFL client journey making it more accessible and engaging to audiences.