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DivisionBuild
ClientSovereign Resilience Fund
RoleBrand and website design: logo, identity, web concepts, collateral
StatusW'A.I client · referred through CES · Sept 2025 – ongoing

SRF

A defence and resilience fund that came out of a CES event needed a public face for srf-ia.com. Logo, four web concepts, business cards, built against a written brief.

W'A.I client · referred through CES · ongoing

SYS.01 Creative response

The Sovereign Resilience Fund exists because of a conference. The Future of Security programme, a W'A.I client engagement in its own right, produced the fund and Security and Resilience Technologies Ltd as outcomes of the same event.

So this is a referral, and the shape of it is worth saying out loud: do the work for the think tank, and the things the think tank creates become clients too.

SYS.02 Objective

The Sovereign Resilience Fund invests across cyber security, engineering biology and adjacent national-resilience sectors. Funds in that space have a presentation problem: they must look institutionally serious to the people who allocate capital, while saying very little about what they actually hold.

The site therefore had to carry credibility without carrying detail, a design problem far more than a content one.

Brand and website design, worked against a written client brief specifying page structure and interaction behaviour down to the level of which elements scroll and which stay fixed.

  • Identity. Logo and logotype, with placement rules, the mark aligned to the left margin, a fixed brand block bottom-right
  • Four web concepts. Design routes for srf-ia.com, developed to high-fidelity comps
  • A fixed-frame structure. A persistent brand and navigation bar with a scrolling content window above it, per the brief
  • Sector imagery. Visual treatments for the fund's investment areas, including cyber security and engineering biology
  • Business cards and collateral. The identity extended off-screen

Eight months, not one

The file dig found a design brief dated May 2026 and nothing before it. The working record puts the engagement eight months earlier:

Sept 2025, first mention, networking on “CES and SRF” at Sibos. Nov 2025, the fund “well along the way to being established”. Dec 2025, srf-ia.com purchased; a holding site needed. Dec 2025, scope agreed: “a shallow, public-facing information site only”. Jan 2026, the brief arrives from CES. Apr 2026, business card production ordered. May 2026, the design brief PDF.

SYS.03 Creative response

SYS.04 Creative response

  • Identity. Logo and logotype, with placement rules, the mark aligned to the left margin, a fixed brand block bottom-right
  • Four web concepts. Design routes for srf-ia.com, developed to high-fidelity comps
  • A fixed-frame structure. A persistent brand and navigation bar with a scrolling content window above it, per the brief
  • Sector imagery. Visual treatments for the fund's investment areas, including cyber security and engineering biology
  • Business cards and collateral. The identity extended off-screen

SYS.05 Eight months, not one

SYS.06 The work

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FIG. 02SRF Scaler UK Overview
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Credibility without disclosure

Some clients need to look serious while saying almost nothing. That is a design brief.

If this looks close to something you are dealing with, the quickest route is to say so in a sentence. You will get a real reply from a person, usually with a first read on the problem rather than a calendar link.