Movement School

Identity Design

Asset Creation

Web Design

Web Development

Expanding into education is ambitious, especially when your existing brand is rooted in mortgages. Movement needed a school identity that could live on walls, websites, and backpacks, while still nodding to its parent company. The challenge was building trust with families while keeping the brand fun, flexible, and unmistakably its own.

Challenge

Movement was growing into the education space, but their brand hadn’t made the leap with them. They needed more than a logo, they needed a full identity system that could flex across multiple campuses. It had to feel related to the parent company without confusing families into thinking they were signing up for a mortgage. The website also carried a heavy load, serving as both an introduction to prospective families and a resource hub for the ones already enrolled.

Solution

We designed a brand system built for scale. That meant bright, flexible colors, playful custom illustrations, and a type system that could be warm in the classroom but serious in the boardroom. School-specific crests gave each campus its own personality while keeping everything tied to the larger brand. The system extended across signage, murals, mailers, swag, and guidelines, making it easy to implement and consistent at every level.

The website took the same approach: clarity first. We built a platform that delivered what parents needed without making them dig. Culture was front and center, with staff and student stories woven throughout. Behind the scenes, the system was designed to grow as quickly as the schools themselves. The result was an identity that worked as hard as the educators it represented.

Organization Size
7 Locations
Organization Type
Education

7

Campuses

3

States
A scalable system for a growing school network
An Online Hub for Families, Staff, and Community

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Chelsea Pagliuca
Amanda Mangiarelli
Taylor Foxx
Ben Visser
Jesse Shoffstall
Adam Phillips