Trillium Mutual Funds
A division of Trillium Asset Management.
Client: Big Little
Project: Responsive Website Design
Role: UI Designer
Tools: Sketch & Photoshop - Wireframes & High Fidelity screens
Website Link: http://trilliummutualfunds.com/
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“Delivering Sustainable Investments Since 1982”
Trillium Mutual Funds - a division of Trillium Asset Management.
THE TRILLIUM MUTUAL FUNDS BRAND IS....
Professional
Business focused
Polished and well organized
Modern but not trendy
Clean, simple, and to-the-point
Focused on positive impact and sustainable investment
Target Audience
Investment brokers, investment portfolio managers, and high net worth individuals that are conscious about the impact of their investments. Financial industry men and women - they’re go getters, they're busy and are driven by the thrill of big investments and making a great deal.
Brand Objectives
Create a clean, professional, modern style for the new site that....
Clearly communicates their two funds
Delivers the value of sustainable investment
Speaks to financial sector players
Looks and feels like an expert in their field
Mood Board
I created a mood board which gave me a direction of the user interface of the website.
Some of the words/colours associated with the brand objectives are
Clean: white
Sustainable: blue subtle tones
Professional : Greens and blues
From this I came up with this fresh, subtle and sustainable mood board which gives a feeling of being calm and professional as well as a sense of sustainability. I also included yellow as an accent colour to our current colour palette.
Style Guide
I made a style guide to communicate the essence of a visual brand for the website. It helped form a common visual language between us and the stakeholders and it provided a catalyst for discussions around the preferences and goals of the client.
Final Website
The website was made on sketch, photoshop was used to edit photos and Adobe Illustrator was used to create icons.
Along side with Big Little, I was able to deliver an amazing website that reflected what the client wanted. Here is the link to the live website.