TIP Global Health • Nonprofit
On the Frontlines of Global Health
TIP Global Health is a world leader in the field of creating effective, lasting health solutions. We worked with them to create a website that reflected their renowned expertise and positioned them as the thought leaders they are.
Branding
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Logo Design
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Web Design
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Copywriting
HERE’S THE LOWDOWN
TIP Global Health started as a small, modest nonprofit, but as they began to see positive outcomes from their work and develop successful models and initiatives that could be replicated across the globe, TIP (formerly known as The Ihangang Project) began to emerge as a leader in community health solutions. With this status, TIP knew they had to position their brand to reflect their expertise. This meant updating their name, logo, messaging, and outdated website. Here’s how side • sea helped make that happen.
Creating a Visual Identity

The first phase of this project was creating a new logo for TIP that reflected their six brand attributes: forward-thinking, authentic, expert, agile, hands-on, and people-centered. Our design team set about their usual process, rapidly ideating and prototyping several logo concepts, before settling on four to present.

The Collective Good

After a few rounds of revisions and collaborating with TIP, they decided on a logo we called “The Collective Good.” The sophisticated, versatile mark represents a group of people holding each other up through collective support, which speaks well to TIP’s hands-on, people-centered approach to their work. The modern sleekness of the design positions TIP as a leader in the field of health.

Coloring the Canvas

Choosing a color palette is another super important part of the branding process. Our design team tries to present palettes that not only look good, but also have meaning behind them that works for the overall brand. The palette TIP chose uses a muted, dependable blue as its base, with pops of soft orange and bright teal and yellow, which have a calming but optimistic and vibrant effect.

The Final Brand

Once the logo and color palette are finalized, we start the process of putting together a comprehensive brand guideline that everyone within the TIP organization can turn to when they need to reference the best practices for using TIP’s brand. Issuing a definitive brand guideline to your organization is crucial in keeping branding and messaging consistent across all departments and outward-facing marketing materials.

Intuitive and Digestible
Once TIP’s branding elements had been finalized, we got to work on designing their website. TIP’s work is based on research, models, and unique initiatives, so we needed to create a user experience that presented all of this information in an intuitive, palatable way. The last thing we wanted was for users to get overwhelmed or confused by TIP’s mission and approach.
Illustrating Their Model
We designed TIP’s About page so that it gave an engaging overview and background of the organization. The “Our Model” page is where we delve deeper into TIP’s community health methods. Our design team worked in collaboration with TIP to create clear and colorful graphics to illustrate TIP’s unique approach.
Exploring Each Initiative
The “What We Do” page is where we introduce the tangible work TIP does with the communities they serve. TIP currently has four main initiatives. We gave each initiative its own dedicated interior page where users can read about the specific backstory and impact related to that initiative.
The Resource Hub
We created a “Resource Hub” which functions as a blog where users can browse recent news, impact stories, research, and more. A blog is a great place to organize content that doesn’t necessarily have a spot on any of the critical pages of the website. Too much research or news might clutter up a page, but in a blog format, this information is organized, accessible, and digestible.
Ways to Support
Of course, for a nonprofit, a page dedicated to supporting the organization is essential. We designed the “Support” page so that a call to action to donate leads the page and includes a few donation levels and what those dollar amounts mean to the organization. Showing supporters exactly what their dollars will go toward is a great motivator to give. Beneath the donation section, we include three additional ways that people can support TIP.
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PROJECT TEAM
Orion Alden
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Hunter McPeak
DESIGNER
Tyler Moulton
Designer
Maggie Nugent
Content Director
Jennifer Chew
PROJECT MANAGER
Ben Blodgett
Technical Lead
Alex Brown
Developer
Meet Side•Sea
Thank you side • sea! The site is absolutely beautiful. We have received so much amazing feedback. Thank you for your advocacy and flexibility!
Wendy Leonard, MD
Executive Director and Founder
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