Translating brand into digital
The visual identity needed to work responsively across navigation, typography, imagery, motion and content rather than becoming a static approximation of the brand guidelines.
Introduction
Translating a new brand identity into a flexible, editorially-led digital platform built to evolve with the business.
Project overview
SEBA had undergone a wider rebrand with a specialist brand partner and needed a new website capable of translating that identity faithfully into digital.
The challenge was not simply to reproduce a set of visual guidelines online. The site needed to feel distinctive, editorial and premium while remaining flexible enough for the SEBA team to manage evolving services, sectors, case studies and news content over time.
Jublo worked alongside the brand partner to turn the new identity into a bespoke WordPress platform, combining custom front-end development with a flexible content system built around SEBA’s actual publishing needs.
The challenge
The new SEBA identity had a distinctive visual language, but the website also had to work as a practical publishing platform for a growing consultancy.
The visual identity needed to work responsively across navigation, typography, imagery, motion and content rather than becoming a static approximation of the brand guidelines.
SEBA needed to publish services, sectors, case studies and news without relying on developers for routine content changes.
Pages needed to feel coherent while still allowing enough variation to avoid every section looking identical.
The design relied on strong imagery, large typography and asymmetric layouts that required careful adaptation for smaller screens.
Visual detail and animation could not come at the expense of load performance or ease of use.
The site needed a structure capable of supporting new case studies, sectors, services and editorial content as the business evolved.
Our role
Jublo worked alongside SEBA’s branding partner to interpret the identity for the web and establish a digital system capable of supporting the organisation beyond launch.
Our involvement covered front-end design implementation, interaction and responsive behaviour, WordPress architecture, bespoke ACF blocks, content modelling, performance, SEO foundations and ongoing refinement.
Rather than building fixed page templates, we created a library of reusable content blocks that allow SEBA to assemble pages around different types of content while maintaining the visual language of the wider brand.

Our approach
Every engagement begins with understanding the organisation, the people involved and the outcome that matters. From there, we challenge assumptions, make deliberate decisions and engineer technology that can continue to evolve.
Understand the principles behind the new visual identity rather than simply reproducing individual design compositions.
Define the content types, page relationships and editorial requirements the website needed to support.
Create reusable bespoke WordPress blocks that preserve the brand while giving editors meaningful flexibility.
Test responsive layouts, imagery, typography and interactions across real content rather than idealised design examples.
Continue improving the platform as new content, case studies and requirements emerge after launch
Capabilities
Bespoke WordPress development
ACF block architecture
Responsive front-end engineering
Brand-to-digital implementation
Content modelling
Case study publishing
Editorial content systems
News & insights
Animation and interaction
Mobile optimisation
Technical SEO
Structured data
Performance optimisation
Accessibility
Brand into digital
A visual identity designed for print, presentations and static compositions does not automatically translate into an effective website.
Typography has to adapt across screen sizes. Imagery needs to crop predictably. Navigation must remain usable. Motion needs to support rather than distract from content.
Jublo translated the SEBA identity into a responsive digital design system, retaining the distinctive typography, colour, imagery and spatial language while adapting those elements around the behaviour of a live website.
The result is a site that feels recognisably part of the same brand rather than a separate digital interpretation.


Content that can grow
Case studies and editorial content were treated as core parts of the platform rather than secondary pages.
SEBA can publish project work with structured sector information and flexible project content, while the News & Insights area provides a home for ongoing editorial material.
These content types are connected back into the wider site through featured-project components, related content and reusable editorial blocks.
That allows the website to become richer over time rather than remaining largely unchanged after launch.
What we delivered
The final platform combines a bespoke front-end experience with an editor-friendly WordPress architecture designed around SEBA’s ongoing content requirements.

The outcome
The new brand now carries consistently from visual identity into the live website experience.
SEBA can create and update content through reusable blocks rather than relying on fixed page templates.
Case studies and featured work have a dedicated structure that can grow with the organisation’s portfol
The site can be refined and extended without repeatedly rebuilding the underlying publishing system.