Creative Cadence worked with environmental compliance scheme and resource efficiency specialist, Ecosurety, on the design of elements for a battery recycling pack. The pack is to go into smaller store chains, who sell batteries and electrical appliances, including Poundland.
Elements of the pack comprised of a six page DL welcome leaflet, which detailed assembly of the pack and instructions on arranging used battery recycling pick up.
A simple, single-sided A4 flyer gave a quick overview for stores, including how to apply the circular battery bucket lid label, which I designed as part of the pack.
A3 posters were designed for display in-store. These clearly displayed to customers the options on battery recycling, as well as the store’s commitment to recycling customer’s old electrical appliances free of charge, when they purchase new appliances.
Designs for all the elements within the recycling pack had to adhere to current, but new, Ecosurety brand guidelines. These new guidelines had so far only been applied to a company folder and inserts – hence the requirement for the re-design of this pack.
Before starting the project I met Ecosurety Marketing Communications Specialist Ben Luger and Marketing Manager Stephanie Housty, to run through the project brief in person. We then kept in touch remotely for the length of the project, in order to efficiently deliver the final printed pack elements.
“Christian completed a key project for us on time and put up with umpteen amends and changes, our clients love the work too so great job!” – Ben Luger | Marketing Communication Specialist, Ecosurety.
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