Britannia Bilingual & Multi-channel Marketing Campaign Design
As the Design Consultant and Copywriter on the One Chat, One Match, One Offer campaign, I led the overall design concept and developed the mini campaign design guide to ensure consistency across all touchpoints. I designed key creative assets including outdoor advertisements, digital banners, and various online and offline marketing materials. My focus was on crafting a cohesive bilingual visual language that balanced impact with clarity, helping Britannia StudyLink effectively connect with students during the critical UCAS Clearing period. Creative assets were localized and tailored for regional offices, university representatives, and marketing teams across five key markets to ensure relevance and cultural authenticity.
The campaign’s color palette was designed to feel both fresh and trustworthy, perfect for the high-pressure vibe of university admissions. We anchored everything with a bold navy for that classic, collegiate look, then layered in a soft green and sky blue to add a sense of calm and clarity. Bright orange gave us the energy we needed for key moments, while a warm off-white kept everything clean and approachable. For typography, we combined modern, easy-to-read fonts in both English and Traditional Chinese to make sure everything felt cohesive and legible across channels. I also created a set of custom icons to help tie all the visuals together especially helpful across all the different formats we were designing for.
On the photography side, we kept things real and relatable. We focused on natural, candid shots of students who looked confident and focused, something both students and parents could connect with. Lighting was bright and uplifting to cut through the stress of exam season, and we used clean, simple backgrounds to keep the attention where it mattered. We also included professional portraits for the expert speakers, adding that extra layer of trust. Throughout the visuals, diversity and inclusion were a priority, making sure the campaign genuinely reflected the audience it was speaking to.
Campaign Design & Development
This was a small-budget, quick-turnaround campaign, so I kept things simple, bold, and really practical from the get-go. Instead of going for flashy, expensive visuals, I focused on strong typography, bright colors, and clean layouts that could grab attention fast and be easy for the team to update. I put together a straightforward template system because the marketing team was slammed and didn’t have time to start from scratch every time.
Since it was a mini campaign, I kept the deliverables tight and purposeful. The client also brought in interns to help out, and since a lot of them didn’t have much design or branding experience, I knew it was key to give them a clear, easy-to-follow system. Otherwise, things could get messy or bogged down in endless approvals over small tweaks and the client just didn’t have time for that.
I also took on the copywriting side, making sure the bilingual messages felt natural and really hit home with students and parents in Hong Kong. It wasn’t just about translation, it was about making sure the tone and vibe worked in both languages and cultures.
Small Budget, Big Impact, Clarity Across Cultures