Identity + bilingual websiteCase 02 / 04Community organization

CNW Alliance

A bilingual website and an identity that keeps the community’s meaning intact.

IDWebConnect
Year
2026
Engagement
Identity + bilingual website
Pillars
03 / 06
Status
Complete
01The Brief

The need.

CNW Alliance needed a website that reflected its community and welcomed visitors in English and Spanish.

The work.

Steelo refined the visual identity, preserved its meaningful symbols, and rebuilt the website in both languages.

02Languages
IDIdentity
WEBWebsite
02Before · After

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BEFOREAFTER
CNW Alliance after the redesign
CNW Alliance before the redesign

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03Logo Story

From soft mark to working identity.

The logo shift was not a cosmetic swap. It translated CNW Alliance from a soft illustration-led mark into a clearer symbol system that can hold up across a bilingual website, referral forms, and small digital placements.

Old logo
CNW Alliance old logo before identity rebuild
New logo
CNW Alliance refined logo with koi and sun
Original mark

The starting point

The original logo’s watercolor scene and wordmark provided a reference for the refined identity.

Rebuilt symbol

Meaningful symbols, refined

The new mark preserves the koi and sun in an emblem for the bilingual website.

System use

Same care, clearer day-to-day use

The refined identity connects the website, language controls, and inquiry path.

04What Shipped

Deliverables.

Refined identity, bilingual website, and digital inquiry path.

Across the business.

IdentityEnglish + SpanishWeb
OUTOutcome

Before

An organization ready to bring its identity and website together in two languages.

Build

A refined identity, bilingual website, and digital inquiry path.

After

Visitors have a clearer view of the organization and a more direct path to make an inquiry.