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Tracking climate change in real time
Discover how we built Climate Signals’ website to track climate change impacts in real time, providing insight into extreme weather events.
Brand & narrative development
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Logo and visual identity development
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Web & technology
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Data visualisation and dashboards
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Websites for non-profit and civil society organisations
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User experience (UX) research, audits and design
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Hosting, security and maintenance
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The client
Climate Signals: is a non-profit organisation of climate change experts. They demonstrate how climate change correlates with real time extreme weather events.
The challenge
Design a modern brand and website that effectively showcases authority and data focus, as well as redeveloping the website and migrating the research.
The solution
89up built an interactive and engaging website aimed at climate scientists, activists and researchers to help explain the many and complex effects of climate change. 89up evolved their existing visual identity to incorporate a bolder colour scheme.
Using Climate Signals’ bank of visual assets and imagery, 89up developed their brand to reflect their authoritative, science based approach while reflecting the urgent nature of the climate crisis.
89up worked with SEO specialists to perfect Climate Signals’ search engine ranking, allowing previously untapped audiences to find the latest and strongest science on climate impact more easily.
The project features fully responsive design, new iconography and colour coding, interlinked content by events and climate signals, and layout structures that simplify complex concepts.
“ It has been a pleasure working with 89up. Their technical skills, project management, communication, price points, and results have exceeded our expectations. But more than that, 89up has been a true partner in strategy, constantly suggesting better ways to move towards solving our goals. We're excited to continue our work together! ”
Rose Andreatta
Former Associate Director of Climate Science Communications at Climate Signals
