Killer Visual Strategies

Killer Visual Strategies was hired by a global survey house to enhance the visual presentation of their data graphics. The goal was to make the data more engaging and easily comprehensible without the need for explanation. The project involved a collaborative back-and-forth process between the survey house and Killer Visual Strategies, resulting in a more modern and brand-reflective representation of the data. The team from Killer Visual Strategies was composed of an executive account strategist, a designer, a supervisor, a financial accounts manager, and a contact person for communication.

In another project, Killer Visual Strategies worked with Dark Light Inc., a cybersecurity solution provider, on a comprehensive rebranding and design project. The goal was to make their AI-powered platform more accessible to regular cybersecurity users and to revamp their logo, website, and infographics for marketing and sales. Killer Visual Strategies took full project management authority, coordinating between the marketing and product development teams to ensure a cohesive brand image. The project was a success, with the company investing around $110,000–$120,000 and expressing interest in future collaborations.

Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission engaged Killer Visual Strategies to develop an infographic campaign on responsible recreation guidelines amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The company also designed graphic content for camping to be used throughout the year. The project involved developing key messaging points and creating a large infographic for the website, which was then broken down into smaller snippets for social media and email marketing. The project was completed within a tight two-week turnaround, with a team of 4-6 people working on it, including an account manager, graphic designer, and content developer.