SYSTRAN by ChapsVision

SYSTRAN by ChapsVision

SYSTRAN by ChapsVision

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RESPONSIBILITIES
MOTION GRAPHICS
MOTION GRAPHICS
ANIMATION
ANIMATION
VIDEO
ANIMATION
ANIMATION
DELIVERABLES

Digital | Video | Print | Web

INTRO

As a foundational part of SYSTRAN's initial promotional and marketing objectives in the US, I was tasked with defining the design direction for web, digital, video and print collateral. My goal was to craft a more updated, modern look and unified experience for their new audience.

With no basic design strategy and an outdated, non-responsive layout, the US office and Paris offices needed to create a more unified look-and-feel across their platforms, however, the challenge was for each division to also retain its own identity for their respective markets.

Key Focus
Update new web look-and-feel for US division

Update new web look-and-feel for US division

Develop product videos and motion graphics for marketing

Develop product videos and motion graphics for marketing

Initiated Paid Ad strategy and developed creatives

Initiated Paid Ad strategy and developed creatives

I researched and delved into the company’s history, culture, and mission to guide my design choices. This thorough research informed my direction, ensuring the final design resonated and aligned with the brand’s core values.

KEY FEATURES

Developing a more contemporary look for the US division while still respecting the Paris division's wishes was paramount. The offices in France were not changing their look, but gave the US latitude to do so.

Both respective markets have their design nuances, but I found that the French design leaned more on static vector graphics and isometric scenes instead of using more natural and human imagery to connect with their audiences, which was the direction I took.

IMPACT & RESULTS

The executive team was pleased with the final results, I really enjoyed working on this project. Their marketing team was very responsive and supportive and I learned valuable lessons in how to manage international expectations.