A multi-year programme inside Ted Baker — designing the lifecycle email system, seasonal campaign rollouts and the browser-merchandising surfaces that connect them. Translate the heritage editorial voice from print into every digital surface a customer touches between sale and basket.
- I.Foundations & Visual SystemPHASE 1
- II.The Story — Context, Challenge, OpportunityPHASE 2
- III.The Big IdeaPHASE 2
- IV.Applications & OutputPHASE 3
- V.The OutcomePHASE 4
Brand Foundations
The Narrative
Ted Baker had a strong editorial voice in store and in print. The digital surfaces — email, web hero, app banners — were inconsistent and felt like discount channels.
Restore the brand's print-grade craft to the inbox without losing the merchandising rigour the business depended on every week.
Reset the lifecycle programme as a brand asset rather than a markdown channel — and use the season as the organising idea for every surface downstream.
Start from the seasonal campaign and work outward. Hero stills, key copy lines, palette — then rebuild every downstream surface inside that single visual logic.
One campaign,
every surface.
The season — not the promotion — becomes the organising idea. The hero, the wallpaper, the welcome series and the abandoned basket all read from the same script.





Lifecycle email templates · seasonal hero artwork · wallpaper set · browser merchandising · studio shoot art direction.
Every downstream surface inherited the season's hero crop, type lockup and palette — so the welcome series, sale flow and abandoned basket all read as one campaign.
Identity, Print & Digital
- Welcome series
- Sale flow
- Abandoned basket
- Win-back & re-engage
- Seasonal hero sends
- Wallpaper set
- Browser merchandising
- In-app banners
- Category headers
- Promotional surfaces
- Shoot prop direction
- Hero still selection
- Crop & retouch standards
- Type & palette lockup
- Cross-channel asset kit
What Shipped
- Lifecycle email programme
- Seasonal hero artwork
- Wallpaper set
- Browser merchandising
- Studio shoot direction
- Lifecycle moved from discount channel back into brand asset
- Cross-surface consistency restored
- Print-grade voice translated to digital
A digital surface that finally reads as 'Ted Baker' instead of 'a retailer running promotions'.