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Be. Campaign

BSRV Concept Rebrand Proposal

This group project required the development of a clear and innovative communication design strategy for Blind Sports and Recreation Victoria (BSRV). The proposal was presented to BSRV representatives as an educational exercise. Eleanor Armstrong, Kristian Martin and Lauren Merrington contributed to the campaign development.

My contributions to the project included the design of a prototype for a highly accessible website, an accessible redesign of the BSRV logo, and a range of contributions to the accessible print publication and interactive slideshow presentation that were produced to communicate the completed proposal.

Mockup of the website home page showing the high-contrast yellow, blue and white colour palette, a clear navigation menu, and a call-to-action button linking to the Be Campaign app download.


The website design consists of a clear and consistent navigation system with high contrast graphics.

Mockup of the website with the accessibility settings panel open, showing options for colour contrast, font size, underlined links, inverse colours, removing styles, and resetting to default.


The website includes a simple accessibility settings panel that allows settings such as colour contrast and font size to be seamlessly adjusted.

Mockup of the website programs page showing high-contrast blue-on-yellow icon buttons linking to individual BSRV program pages.


The wide range of BSRV programs are represented via high contrast icons which integrates well within the accessible website aesthetics.

Mockup of the website events page featuring a high-contrast drop-down filtering system allowing users to search for upcoming events by program, month, or date.


Every website function has been designed with a user-centred approach including the events page which features an intuitive drop down menu filtering system.

Mockup of the website donate page showing a high-contrast form where users can select a preset donation amount or enter a custom amount, and choose between one-off, weekly, or monthly payments.


The donation page has a user-centred design with clear directions that allow users to either select a predetermined donation amount or enter a custom amount.

Layout presenting the website home page across laptop, tablet, and smartphone screens to demonstrate the responsive layout.


The prototype website has a responsive layout that seamlessly adapts across mobile, tablet and desktop screen sizes.

Layout presenting three variations of the BSRV logo redesign: an initials version, an embossed Braille initials version, and a full name version reading ‘Blind Sports and Recreation Victoria’.


The BSRV logo redesign combines the high visibility blue and yellow colours of the Be. Campaign with a running silhouette figure that indicates movement and provides a sporting feel.

Presentation slide showing three minimal high-contrast yellow-on-blue icons representing the core barriers to participation: accessibility, motivation, and perception.
Presentation slide showing a high-contrast bar graph indicating projected growth in low vision and blindness prevalence from 2014 to 2030.
Presentation slide showing a minimal high-contrast infographic of the Be Campaign tagline ‘Be Included, Be Involved, Be Healthy, Be You.’
Presentation slide showing three minimal high-contrast yellow-on-blue icons representing the key benefits of the Be Campaign: involvement, inclusion, and health and wellbeing.

The interactive slideshow presentation features numerous high contrast infographics to support the presentation narrative.

Double-page spread showing a stylised photograph of a man throwing a tennis ball on the left page, and a campaign introduction with three small high-contrast icons representing accessibility, motivation, and perception on the right.
Double-page spread showing colour palette guidelines on the left page and campaign concept information on the right.
Double-page spread showing a legally blind student as the Primary Persona (main target user) on the left page and a volunteer enthusiast as the Secondary Persona (supporting target user) on the right.
Double-page spread showing the Primary Persona’s previous journey to participate and gain classification on the left page, and his improved journey with the Be Campaign implemented on the right.

The accessibility focused design of the print publication ensures consistency with the rest of the project outcomes.

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