Regions Experiment

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experiencing your brand

description

A designer's 24-hour experiment to live and breathe a brand, then make it better

Transcript of Regions Experiment

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expe r i enc ing you r

brand

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Give myself a crash course on the Regions brand in less than 24 hours by interacting with it as a potential customer

would. Analyze the brand consistency and ease of

use and offer suggestions for improvement...all while giving

you a sense of my design aesthetic and showing you

what I could bring to your brand. <Phew, I’m tired already.>

the experiment

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my current brand association

“Regions. They’re the ones with the GREEN BICYCLES, right?”

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I need a bank account.

i wonder what has to offer?

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first impressions

where’s the GREEN BICYCLE?

information OVERLOAD

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3 places to look for an account, but nothing says HEY, LOOK AT ME!

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where’s the GREEN BICYCLE?1

SIMPLE FIX: integrate the bicycle continue the brand experience the customer saw on TV by making the bicycle a dominant design

element <I grabbed this from a print ad campaign>

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2 3 places to look for an account, but nothing says HEY, LOOK AT ME!

SIMPLE FIX: an obvious button make it easy for me to do what you want

me to do <The bicycle’s there, too!>

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SIMPLE FIX: clean up the clutter cut the words and have simple icons to

represent major tasks someone might want to complete <I grabbed this from the advice page>

information OVERLOAD3

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and a few BONUS IDEAS

• add a slider to the main image box so you can highlight multiple products• add some more color and pattern to continue the brand experience

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BEFORE

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AFTER

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Obviously this isn’t the world’s most perfect website, but with just a few simple tweaks using your existing design elements,

I took the home page from cluttered to clean and gave

it a fresh new look. Just imagine what we could do

with more time and teamwork.<I’m excited...are you?>

conclusion