CoAd

Modernizing an established workforce brand for its next stage of growth

Overview

Modernizing an established workforce brand for its next stage of growth

CoAd helps businesses navigate the complexities of workforce management through a combination of technology, expertise, and human support.

The company already had decades of experience and a strong service offering. The opportunity was to make its brand and digital presence feel as modern and capable as the business behind them.

Role

Digital Designer

Scope

Creative Direction, Brand Design, Website Design, UI/UX Design, Webflow Development

Locations

Team

Charity Hudnall, CMO

Prateek Maitra, Head of Growth

Casey Marx, Director, Web Experience

Ryan Balck, Digital Marketing Manager

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Timeline

May 2026
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Jul 2026
Present
CoAd home page
CoAd home page

Context

Bringing an established brand forward

Workforce management is a crowded category.

Companies need help with payroll, HR, compliance, benefits, and the growing complexity of managing people—but many providers communicate those services through dated visual systems and interchangeable corporate language.

CoAd had the experience and expertise.

The brand needed to communicate it with more confidence.

The goal was not to make the company feel like a startup. It was to modernize an established business without losing the credibility it had earned over time.

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Previous CoAdvantage's home page
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Previous Primepay's home page

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Direction

Balancing expertise with approachability

The new direction needed to feel professional enough for business buyers while avoiding the cold, overly corporate language common in the category.

We focused on clearer hierarchy, stronger typography, more intentional use of color, and a visual system flexible enough to move between service information, thought leadership, conversion, and human stories.

The result feels more contemporary without becoming trend-driven.

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References in the visual research board
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Selected sections from the wireframes
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Color palette, typography, components, motifs

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Website

Making a complex offering easier to navigate

CoAd supports businesses across several interconnected workforce needs.

The website needed to make that breadth feel useful rather than overwhelming.

We reorganized the experience around clearer service paths, stronger calls to action, and more scannable content so visitors could understand where CoAd fits into their business without having to decode the entire service model first.

The visual system then helped differentiate sections while keeping the experience cohesive.

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Hero with background video, value proposition, and call-to-actions
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Intro with relatable moments in small businesses
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Solution tour with products and services visualized by conceptual compositions
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Social proof with high-quality video customer stories
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Facts and stats that create clear differentation
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Featured resources for articles, guides, reports, and tools
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Simple and engaging pricing with dense information
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Contrasting outro for primary call-to-actions
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Footer with full navigation, trust seals, external links, and brand signature
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Streamlined navigation with clear hirearchy
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Low friction conversion page
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Serving multiple communication channels with simple contact routing

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Building for the marketing team

A system designed to keep growing

The website was developed in Webflow around reusable components and CMS structures.

That gives the marketing team room to expand services, publish content, create campaigns, and evolve the site without treating every new page as a redesign project.

Design and development stayed closely connected throughout the work, allowing decisions to be tested directly in the browser and refined as the system grew.

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Tabs, badges, cards, icons, boxes
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Callouts, buttons, rich blocks
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Flexible outro sections
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Customizable heros and compositions visual language
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Subheadings and diverse content anatomy
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Split blocks for usual rich content structure
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Expanded visual layout for easier scannability

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Outcome

A more current expression of an established business

The work gives CoAd a stronger foundation for its next stage of growth: clearer positioning, a more contemporary visual presence, and a website system designed to evolve alongside the business.

I had the opportunity to work closely with Max on one of the most ambitious website projects I’ve led, and I can’t recommend him highly enough.

We completely rebuilt CoAd.com following a major rebrand, and Max took the site from wireframes through design, development, QA, and launch in just two months. What started as roughly 30 priority pages quickly grew to more than 80, and Max handled the changing scope, tight timeline, and constant collaboration with an incredible level of skill and professionalism.

Max is much more than a developer who simply builds what’s handed to him. He understands the full website experience and was a true partner throughout the project—thinking through UX, responsive design, technical implementation, performance, and the details that make a site feel polished. He was incredibly responsive, solution-oriented, and willing to jump in wherever needed to keep us moving forward.

Launching an entirely new enterprise website on that timeline was a huge undertaking, and Max was instrumental in making it happen.

Any company looking for a talented, dependable, and collaborative web developer would be lucky to have Max on their team.
Author
Casey Marx
Director, Web Experience
Author

Built on experience. Ready for exponential growth.

The goal was never to make CoAd look newer for the sake of it.

It was to make decades of expertise feel relevant to the businesses choosing a workforce partner today.

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