Worthy Insurance was founded in 2005 by a team of entrepreneurs with broad access and deep knowledge of niche markets. Since then, they’ve expanded that to reach over 60 U.S. markets today, covering a range of business services. Their team is dedicated, passionate, and caring—an insurance agency grounded firmly in its Midwestern roots. With their last branding efforts taking place nearly 15 years ago, the team at Worthy approached us to breathe new life into their brand.
We were looking to craft a brand that felt immediately trustworthy to clients and potential clients, balancing the caliber, clout and knowledge with the close, personal relationships they form with their clients. We built a brand centered around telling the story of what they do and who they are, and then expanded it into a refresh of all their marketing and internal collateral. We updated their website, simplifying the UX and aligning it to their updated identity.
BRAND IDENTITY
WEBSITE DESIGN
COLLATERAL
CREATIVE DIRECTION
WORDPRESS DEVELOPMENT: BUSBY POTTER
PHOTOGRAPHY: LIVESIDE MEDIA
COPYWRITING & EDITING: KEVIN CAHALIN
SIGNAGE: CHICAGO SIGN SYSTEMS
Custom wordmark
Logo lockup with spot UV
Business cards
Using design as a tool to organize communications
With several different buckets of offerings, we found that potential customers were getting confused by what was offered and what was the best solution for their unique needs. We build an internal organization system into the brand, to help organize the company inside and out.
Client document designs
Mobile responsive website design
Crafting an accessible brand
We reorganized and redesigned the website from scratch, paying close attention to content strategy and the flow of information. It was critical that potential clients were able to gather all the information they need from the website alone, and begin the process from there.
Creating a master brand guideline
We set the team at Worthy up with a detailed brand guideline that would help keep their brand consistent and clean across all of their touch points and interactions.
Entryway signage, manufactured by our friends at Chicago Sign Systems
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