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Case study brief: Designing Together's Annual Review

Together for Mental Wellbeing provide a variety of support to help people deal with the personal and practical impacts of mental health issues.

At the end of 2015, we helped provide an easy and accessible way for Together UK to showcase their annual review of the year.

HeX's striking design work made this case study unique

We worked with Chris Allwood (www.cdja.co.uk) who was responsible for the design, leaving us free to dedicate time to the production and installation of the page and also to work on the infographics and images to be featured online.


an orange hexagon with the accessibility symbol inside

Web development activities delivered


Presenting statistical data in attractive formats

Together aimed their year at reaching more and different people, supporting them in different ways, and putting people at the centre of their tailored support.

We outlined seven key areas to showcase what Together achieved for people throughout the year, as told by the people who use their services, and the staff and volunteers that supported them in their journey.

a desktop monitor, displaying the Together Annual Review

Take a look at what we produced here: www.together-uk.org/ouryear/


together for mental wellbeing

Design impact and outcomes

We wanted the page to be easy to read and provide all the relevant information in a clear, sophisticated style. The use of images, large tiles, and dropdown links to more information makes the content easy to read, simple to understand and more appealing to look at than a PDF document full of figures.

laptop displaying the Together website

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