Thinking

We start by challenging assumptions and examining data to help our clients see themselves as their audiences do. That way we deliver work based on real insight – ensuring the best message is crafted for the right audience.

Designing

Whatever solves the business problem, we’ll make it; anything from a a mobile app or an ecommerce platform. We’ll throw ourselves into UX and wireframing, designing, copywriting, and make sure we test every step of the way.

Developing

We’ll build and develop but our work doesn’t end when a project goes live. We monitor our client’s brands daily, getting measurable results and optimising our output along the way. This way we make the best of opportunities as they arise.

Hello

Hello, we’re Black & White Zebra. We love Thinking, Designing & Developing in the digital world.

We are a digital communications consultancy focused on creating strategic, innovative, creative and effective communications to generate measurable results for our clients. And we like to think we are getting rather good at it.

Rather than  offering a one-size-fits-all approach, we bring customised, commercially focussed solutions to the table. Whether you are looking for a new website, mobile app or an entire marketing campaign – we’ve got you covered.

If you’d like to chat about us helping you too, why not get in touch?

Hits From The Blog

Nice and good

Nice and good are the two criteria we’ll be sticking to when building the team at Black & White Zebra. Bill Bernbach defined these two criteria when defining the kind of people that he needed when starting DDB. They had to be nice, and they had to be good. He recognised that it’s people that [...]

by on December 13, 2011 in black & white zebra news, start-ups

Language in technicolour

A challenging debate in social media is the extent to which a brand should censor or empower conversations in which their ‘followers’ express themselves in full technicolour – should people be allowed to use obscenities, swear, incite, or insult on your website? Profanities: authentic or crude? It’s a challenging question – should brands allow people [...]

by on December 6, 2011 in social media