Over The Edge Global, North America's leading urban rappelling company, brought me on to develop the website and digital assets for their new initiative: Urban Adventures. The program packages the city’s top experiences into curated, high-energy adventure days.
Category
Web Design
Visual Identity
Tools
Figma
Adobe Illustrator
Duration
4 Weeks
Role
Design Lead
Web Developer
Project Overview
Defining Visual Identity
The visual identity needed to feel bold, energetic, and clearly distinct from the Over The Edge brand. With limited time for a full brand system, I developed a lean, functional design language that could be consistently applied across digital and print assets.
The core palette features a visual identity using black and grey as foundational tones, with an electric lime accent to inject a sense of adrenaline
The logo is a bold, impactful wordmark designed to be functional and modular, adaptable across formats while maintaining a strong visual presence.
Wireframing and Content Structure
Since the final design was primarily executed in Elementor, wireframing played a key role in shaping the layout early. It helped structure content clearly, organize information flow, and ensure a smooth transition from concept to build without slowing down development timelines.
Website Design Process
Due to extremely tight deadlines, the stakeholders prioritized speed, approving a rough homepage design in Figma before quickly moving into Elementor development. The visual direction needed to reflect adventure, thrill, excitement, energy, and movement, while clearly distinguishing Urban Adventures from the parent Over The Edge brand.
Final Design Outcome
The final deliverable was a clean, responsive three-page website, including the homepage, package details, and About Us section. I also provided a brand style guide, social proof integration, and supporting assets to ensure consistency across partner promotions and future content.
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