A coordinated rebrand
Align positioning and identity with the current business direction, then plan the applications and rollout across the touchpoints in scope.
Strategic Rebranding ↗Bring a shared direction to a complex organization.
66pixels helps established companies connect brand, corporate websites, digital product design, and transformation priorities. When multiple teams own parts of the experience, the work needs a clear decision structure as well as a strong design direction.
Align positioning and identity with the current business direction, then plan the applications and rollout across the touchpoints in scope.
Strategic Rebranding ↗Structure business units, solutions, stakeholder content, and inquiry paths so different audiences can find the information they need.
B2B & Corporate Websites ↗Create design tokens, components, and interaction patterns with usage guidance and ownership that product and engineering teams can maintain.
Design Systems ↗Assess current workflows and dependencies, prioritize improvements, and plan implementation around operational constraints and accountable owners.
Digital Transformation ↗We establish who reviews the work, what decisions they own, and which criteria matter. This helps a complex project progress without treating every stakeholder request as a new direction.
Reusable systems need documentation, team handover, and a rollout sequence. We include those needs in the scope so the project can become part of everyday work rather than a disconnected design file.
We agree deliverables, responsibilities, timing, and fees before beginning.
Share the business change, affected teams, procurement requirements, existing systems, and decision-makers. Include the rollout constraints and what your internal team will implement.
Read about process, timing, and pricing ↗Yes. We can work alongside marketing, product, and engineering teams on a focused project or an ongoing engagement. Review responsibilities, access, security requirements, and implementation ownership are agreed before work begins.
A replacement is not the default. We assess the current stack and the problems it creates, then discuss options such as improving content structure, designing shared components, or planning a phased migration.
Yes, rollout planning can be included in the scope. We define priority applications, dependencies, documentation, and handover responsibilities with the teams that will use and maintain the work.
Tell us your priority. We’ll help shape a useful starting point.
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