Doe-Anderson Rebrand

Louisville-based advertising agency, Doe-Anderson was ready for a shift in their look, in their processes, and in how they expressed their values.

Contributions: Creative direction, Branding, Web design
White Doe-Anderson word mark over a purple background.

When approaching this rebrand exploration, we aimed to make references to the heritage that comes with being a 100+ year-old agency while bringing the brand identity into 2023.

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Safe-space guidelines for Doe-Anderson word mark and heritage acorn mark.
Four wild postings showcasing the new brand tone.
Diagonal grid of multiple doeanderson.com desktop pages. Included are the homepage, takeover menu, about page, case studies, contact modal, and all work listing page.
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A large consideration of this rebrand was how everything translated into the new website.

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For the web design, we had three main goals: showcase the work, make getting in contact easy & organized, and create a flexible component-based system for case studies while still conveying the brand's tone-of-voice.

Homepage reel preview scrolling into a headline that says "We're here to make amazing work that builds belief in your brand".
Mobile takeover menu with a purple background and four sections: work, careers, blog, and about.
Whisky Drop case study on doeanderson.com showing a looping video of Maker's Mark bottles and tasting room in the hero section.
Capabilities modal page for Brand Strategy, with an image of blue and red battleship board games.
Scroll interaction for the about page where page color shifts from white to purple for the leadership bios.
Agency facts on about page, the first two facts are Doe-Anderson being founded in 1915, and currently has over 130 employees.
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Scroll interaction for featured work on the homepage.
Most recent case studies on the about page in a featured work side-scroll carousel.
Hero section for the about page, with a headline that says "We're an independent full-service agency" and an image of toy squirrels in a toy living room watching tv.
Leadership bio modal example, showing Leyla Touma Dailey – one of the current presidents and CCO.
Contact modal with an image of a hand holding a wired rotary phone and three tabs underneath: General, New business, and Career.
Footer showcasing the two office locations, call-to-actions for contact and careers, and a looping animation of text saying "Want to work with us?"
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We also updated our social media presence, animated brand assets, and built agency-wide presentation templates to tie all channels together.

Examples of social posts.
Looping animation of the different wordmark variations, called the “logo stack”.
Example of a cover slide for the new presentation templates.
Example of employee headshots in a grid for a “Meet the Team” slide in the new presentation templates.
Example of an agenda slide for the new presentation templates.
Example of a section divider slide for the new presentation templates.
Example of a set up slide for the new presentation templates.
Spread from the new Doe-Anderson employee handbook, showing the table of contents and the cover that says “The Doe’s and Don’ts”.
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