Startup to global recognised go-to-market

QUANT


Building a unified brand system across digital and investor touch points

From early-stage clarity to market readiness

Quant was moving from startup phase into go-to-market. The priority wasn’t just “a new look”, but a brand that could scale globally, stay consistent across teams, and hold up in commercial and investor conversations.

The work focused on aligning strategy, story, and execution into one system—so every touchpoint reinforced the same message.

 
 

Project Highlights


Challenge

Quant needed to transition from an early-stage identity into a credible global brand, without fragmentation across product, marketing, and investor communications.


Solution

A unified brand strategy and design system that translated positioning into practical tools—web, UI components, and investor-ready assets—so the team could move faster without losing consistency.


Outcome

Stronger brand recognition, cleaner consistency across channels, and improved commercial credibility—supporting go-to-market activity and investor-facing communications.

 

What we did


Startup phase: establish the foundations

  • Clarified positioning and message hierarchy

  • Defined the narrative that works for both buyers and investors

  • Set principles to guide decisions as the brand scales


Go-to-market: turn strategy into launch-ready communication

  • Built a structured story for web and campaigns

  • Created a repeatable system for content and rollout

  • Ensured the experience signalled trust, clarity, and maturity


Scale: systemise delivery across touchpoints

  • Designed a component-led UI approach for speed and consistency

  • Created governance through a design system and library to reduce drift


Outputs

  • Website redesign

  • Comprehensive design system & UI library

  • Campaign and investor-facing assets

"We now have a worthy showcase with which to tell our story.”

CMO - Quant


Delivered while contracted as part of the internal team.

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