EPIKS

Cat Quinney Infographics, Large Format & Packaging, Print

EPIKS – Environmental Projects in Kirklees I designed a series of wayfinding and community engagement signage for Huddersfield Riverside Nature Park. It was an environmental project led by EPIKS to improve access, understanding and enjoyment of local riverside habitats. The project supports greener, more accessible walking routes while helping communities connect with the wildlife and nature on their doorstep. The project … Read More

Dough Bank

Cat Quinney Digital & UI design, Infographics, Logo & Brand

Dough Bank UI Design Concept As part of my Professional Certificate in UI Design, I created a responsive banking app concept for Dough Bank using Figma. The brief was to design an interface that communicated the brand values of clear, playful and trustworthy, while creating an intuitive experience across mobile, tablet and desktop devices. Beginning with visual research and competitor … Read More

Your Site Matters

Cat Quinney Digital & UI design, Infographics, Logo & Brand, Print

Your Site Matters: business card

Your Site Matters I developed the visual identity for Your Site Matters, creating a bold, approachable brand that reflects the company’s expertise in website optimisation. The logo uses screen-inspired shapes to create a dynamic, recognisable mark, while a vibrant colour palette and confident typography help communicate energy, optimism and clarity. Building on the identity, I designed a range of branded … Read More

KnowledgePoint

Cat Quinney Digital & UI design, Infographics, Large Format & Packaging, Logo & Brand, Print

KnowledgePoint business brochure design

KnowledgePoint KnowledgePoint is a learning sector company providing print and digital services. Over a number of years, I partnered with their marketing manager and wider team to deliver a broad range of printed communications, helping to strengthen and consistently apply the brand across both internal and customer-facing materials. My work included designing print layouts, developing new typography and text styles, … Read More

City of London Corporation

Cat Quinney Digital & UI design, Infographics, Large Format & Packaging, Logo & Brand, Print

City of London Corporation My work with the City of London Corporation spans a wide variety of print, digital and large-format design projects, supporting both internal teams and public-facing initiatives. Across every project, I balanced creativity with meticulous attention to detail. I ensured artwork was accurate, on brand and delivered on time. For three consecutive years, I designed the Lord … Read More

Trees for Cities

Cat Quinney Digital & UI design, Infographics, Print

Trees for Cities Since 2016, I’ve partnered with Trees for Cities to create engaging print and digital communications for one of the UK’s leading environmental charities. My work spans editorial design, campaign materials, educational resources, social media graphics and event communications, helping the charity share its impact with supporters, funders and local communities. My connection with Trees for Cities began … Read More

Hobgoblin & Marston’s

Cat Quinney Infographics, Large Format & Packaging, Print

Hobgoblin promo card at Great British Beer Festival

Hobgoblin & Marston’s Hobgoblin Beer One of my first projects for the Hobgoblin beer brand was transforming a promotional tour van into an immersive brand experience for the Bringing Taste to the Nation campaign. Working from vehicle plans, I designed the interior vinyl graphics, using woodland imagery and Hobgoblin illustrator Dave Noonan’s artwork to recreate the atmosphere of Wychwood Brewery. … Read More

WiredScore

Cat Quinney Infographics, Print

WiredScore brochure cover

WiredScore Working with New York-based WiredScore, I produced a range of marketing and editorial materials that helped communicate the value of internet connectivity certification for commercial buildings. My work supported campaigns aimed primarily at property landlords, demonstrating how certification could help attract prospective business tenants. The first brochure established an aspirational look and feel, combining striking city photography with a … Read More