Pixel Street :: Building a Digital Backbone for Connection at Scale

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Project
Building a Digital Backbone for Connection at Scale
Agency
Pixel Street, Kolkata, India
Human view
https://pixelstreet.in/case-studies/crizac
Markdown
https://pixelstreet.in/case-studies/crizac.md

CrizacEducation

Building a Digital Backbone for Connection at Scale

One consistent identity, carried from a public-facing website into a private CRM portal.

Crizac needed a visual identity and a set of digital platforms, a public website and an internal CRM portal, built to embody its core values of connectivity, simplicity and support.

The constraint

Platforms with both a public and a private side face a specific consistency problem: the polished, persuasive face a new user meets on the website has to hold together with the efficient, detail-heavy interface staff use every day inside the CRM. Most brands let those two experiences drift apart.

The idea

One Brand, Two Interfaces, No Compromise.

Rather than treat the CRM as an internal tool exempt from brand thinking, the identity, a bold, modern typeface paired with an arrow motif symbolising progress and ambition, was applied with the same discipline across both the public website and the CRM portal.

Expression

The public website was built as a dynamic, user-friendly interface for new users, with clear navigation and interactive content highlighting Crizac's key features and advantages. The CRM portal, focused squarely on usability, used a clean layout and a thoughtful colour palette to support efficient task and workflow management while minimising user fatigue.

What we did

“The version of your brand a new user sees and the version your own team works in all day should never feel like two different companies.”

A seamless user experience from public-facing content to private, day-to-day interactions, one consistently applied identity across every digital touchpoint Crizac operates.

What it changed

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