Tonto Marine, a specialist in boat engine repairs and marine services, approached us to revamp their brand identity and develop a dynamic new e-commerce website. The project aimed to create a strong, recognizable brand that would resonate with their target audience of boat owners and marine enthusiasts. Our task involved designing a unique logo, rebranding their visual identity, and applying it across their new website and various marketing assets.
https://tontomarine.co.uk/
At the core of Tonto Marine’s new brand identity is the custom-designed logo mark, which represents the propellers their engineers work on. This distinctive design element not only reflects the company’s technical expertise but also provides a modern and bold visual statement. The branding is clean, professional, and dynamic, reflecting the movement and precision that are key in marine engineering. This fresh identity was applied across a wide range of assets, from the website to promotional materials, ensuring brand consistency and visibility.
We designed a fully functional, visually engaging e-commerce website that serves as the hub of Tonto Marine’s online presence. The site was built to offer a smooth user experience, allowing customers to easily browse services, shop products, and make service bookings via the contact forms. Alongside the website, we created a suite of branded assets, including business stationery vehicle graphics and signage, all unified by the new visual identity.
Tonto Marine was thrilled with their new brand identity and e-commerce website, noting how the logo perfectly encapsulates their engineering focus. The modern, professional design has helped elevate their brand and distinguish them within the marine industry. The website has been particularly well-received, providing an engaging, easy-to-navigate platform that has boosted online sales and customer engagement. The cohesive brand application across all assets has strengthened Tonto Marine’s presence both online and offline, contributing to their growing success.
