Case Study : Hereford Cathedral Rebrand By James Roberts Located at the heart of this thriving city, Hereford Cathedral is not only a place of worship, it is also a leading West Midlands visitor attraction.
Showcasing Innovating Minds: Changing People’s Lives By Paul Jackson We first learned about mental health initiative 'Innovating Minds', when clinical psychologist Dr Asha Patel approached Method Design with a new idea. Original, ethical and progressive, collaborating with Dr Asha felt like an exciting...
Case Study : Video for Thorlux Lighting By James Roberts Thorlux manufacture and sell high-quality professional lighting, worldwide. They had recently made a major investment in automated testing facilities, which ensure that every unit leaving the factory meets their exacting safety and...
Five minutes with… Laura By Milly McMahon Method Design’s Chief Designer Laura believes consistency and trust are key when it comes to creating effective brand identities for clients
The Power of Design in Marketing By James Roberts The 5 whys of marketing allow for a business to target and maximise its customer base by understanding customer needs and positioning its products to make them attractive to the customer.
Five minutes with… Martin By Milly McMahon Front-end web developer Martin McKee creates beautifully dynamic websites. Headhunted to work as an integral team member of Method Design team just 18 months ago, Martin's talent for translating simple elemental designs into useable and...
Drone Photography Explained By James Roberts The reason we decided to use drone photography at Method Design was that it felt like a perfect 'cherry on top' addition to our creative packages for clients.
Five minutes with… Mark By Milly McMahon An optimistic, joyful aesthetic typifies the colourful work of Method Designs, in-house illustrator Mark. Creating caricatures of colleagues, landscapes animals and people, all vivaciously dreamt up from the wide expanses of his wild...
How to take the perfect professional portrait for your social channels By Paul Jackson Within two to three seconds of meeting a person, you will have subconsciously measured and judged their intelligence, conscientiousness and attractiveness.
