Scot-Gov

Scottish Government Digital Directive

The Scottish Government ran Digital Week as part of their ongoing effort to digitise government services.

Main publicity brand and supporting design.

It was a series of events and seminars spread across multiple locations in Glasgow and Edinburgh. The branding and design had to work across multiple digital and physical channels. It had to be eye-catching, help generate buzz and yet conform to Scottish Government brand guidelines.

Design Week calendar.

Pull-up Banners and Poster

Logo Title for Video Assets

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UI/UX Design

As well as covering graphic and communication design, the department also supported the development team coding Scot Gov's new digital services. We created interactive prototypes based on standardised web assets similar to the UK Government’s component libraries. These were extensively user tested.

This example shows the digital web version of the process of creating a tenancy agreement. It was created in Axure and was used to test the near final design of the service. Clicking on the image will open the prototype in a new browser window.

The Scottish Government also digitised all their commercial documentation. The example shows how a Building Standards Handbook would appear in the library and was used in final user testing and as a template for further publications. Clicking on the image will open the prototype in a new browser window.

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Illustrative Art Style for Inclusivity & Diversity Artwork and Publicity.

The Scottish Government had developed several different design styles that covered the same subject. We looked at creating a branded approach with a set style supplied to all departments as a digital art pack.

Unsurprisingly some the characters illustrated featured people from the Digital Directive Department (I’m not telling you who though).

Though you can probably spot me in there somewhere.

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