Avalon Industry Playbook
Making a complex capability landscape feel immediate at a live event.

Project story
At an event drawing more than 200,000 attendances, the playbook turned 55 content destinations into a clear, touch-first journey through Deloitte’s Defence capabilities.
As creative lead, I set direction with content and strategy colleagues and led the design team, while staying hands-on across architecture and interaction design.

A four-step spine
Six service areas led into 17 capability overviews and 30 supporting case studies and videos. We organised them around four decisions: proposition, theme, capability and detail, giving each screen one clear job.


Giving the interface a pulse
The radar became the visual and interaction language. Its sweep, glow and directional wedge created orientation, while a restrained type, colour and component system kept the denser pages coherent.


Building for repeat use
The visual language became reusable components and a content model designed for repeat use. Relume and Webflow helped us test structures quickly and carry the chosen direction into the finished experience.

Testing under a hand
I ran complete journeys on an iPad and a larger touch display, using each scale to expose where density, touch targets and transitions needed to change.


From screen to stand
The same radar language moved into the physical stand, tying screen and environment together. On the large angled touchscreen, the playbook felt built into the activation rather than added to it.


The finished playbook turned a dense capability catalogue into a working, navigable part of Deloitte’s Airshow 2025 activation at Avalon.