The Lynn Sage Foundation · Nonprofit & Foundation
The Lynn Sage Foundation: a brand and platform true to their hearts
A brand-new website and aligned visual identity for a breast-cancer research foundation: consistent voice, a digital presence built for the future, and a backend the team can actually run.
- Client
- The Lynn Sage Foundation
- Industry
- Nonprofit & Foundation
- Stage
- Established
- Outcomes
- Brand refresh, New platform
- Work
- Brand Strategy & Development, UI/UX Design & Research, Web Solutions & eCommerce, Digital Marketing
- The challenge1/3
- The foundation's visual elements didn't line up, the voice wasn't consistent, and the team needed simpler ways to run the website and day-to-day operations.
- What we did2/3
- A brand-new website with a fresh visual design, an aligned visual identity and one consistent voice, plus a backend the team can run.
- The result3/3
- A site that's true to the team's heart and core messaging, and lets them work more efficiently on the backend and in content creation.

The Lynn Sage Foundation is a breast-cancer research foundation. They wanted to align all their brand visual elements, hold one consistent voice throughout, and build a digital presence that could carry them for years to come.
The problem
The brand's visual elements didn't line up, and the voice wasn't consistent. On top of that, the team needed ways to streamline their processes on the website backend and in operations. The public-facing site and the day-to-day running of it both mattered.
Before
- Visuals don't line up
- Voice shifts from place to place
- Backend work takes extra steps
- No presence built to last
After
- One aligned visual identity
- One consistent voice
- A backend the team can run
- A presence built for years to come
What we built
- BrandAn aligned visual identityAll the brand's visual elements brought into line with each other.
- BrandA consistent brand voiceOne voice, held the same way all through the site.
- WebA brand-new websiteA digital presence built to carry the foundation for years to come.
The results
The foundation launched a brand-new website with a fresh visual design and an aligned identity that's true to their core messaging. Behind it, the team can now work more efficiently in the backend and in content creation.
“They go above and beyond in terms of creativity and customization. I also appreciate their flexibility and willingness to indulge in some out-of-the-box thinking.”
If your brand feels scattered too
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- Do your brand's visual elements line up everywhere they appear?
- Does your voice stay consistent across your whole site?
- Can your team update the site and create content without extra steps?
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