It’s been fantastic to create so many new brands, websites and campaigns over the last few months. We’re all here to deliver beautiful design but, more importantly, design that helps our clients to genuinely make a difference.
As an ethical and sustainable design agency, we’ve partnered with some amazing changemakers in the UK, US and New Zealand who are tackling really important global issues – and who recognise the power of design to reach their audiences and motivate people to take action.
Here are a few highlights from the Jory&Co studio since the start of 2026.
Campaign for Netflix documentary
We partnered with the Oceanic Preservation Society (OPS) to create a campaign website for Netflix’s ‘The Plastic Detox’ documentary, which exposes the hidden health crisis caused by toxic chemicals in plastics. Called ‘Unplastic Your Life’, it’s a resource hub that aims to turn awareness into action. Whether it’s small shifts at home or pushing for wider systemic change, the campaign provides both the urgency and the roadmap for reducing plastic pollution.
Watch the documentary on Netflix and visit the Unplastic Your Life campaign website – we guarantee you’ll look at the plastics in your home very differently afterwards
Environmental and social impact projects
We’ve had a flurry of go-lives over the last few months. This included launching a distinctive and authoritative brand and website for Lawyers for Climate Action NZ, a group of legal experts driving climate action in New Zealand. As the creative partner for US community organisation Alliance San Diego, we designed and developed a new website that better reflects its mission to elevate community, claim dignity and protect human rights. And we worked with our longstanding client Conservation Collective, a global network of 20+ local Foundations that tackle environmental challenges, on its new website.
Read our case study about Lawyers for Climate Action NZ and visit the Alliance San Diego and Conservation Collective websites
International and UK awards
Having won Webby Awards in 2024 and 2025, we’re over the moon that the website we created for Blue Marine Foundation was named the People’s Voice Winner for best Charitable and Non-Profit Website in the 2026 Webbys. Yep, we’ve done the triple! The bold, modern website celebrates the charity’s extraordinary work protecting the ocean. Our Cap Plastic Now campaign also continues to get recognition – it was recently shortlisted for a UK Green Business Award.
Check out our Blue Marine Foundation and Cap Plastic Now case studies
Co-creation project
We ran a brand naming and visual identity project for a group of not-for-profit and community organisations in London that are focused on mental health and climate action. This was true co-creation, with partners and end users providing feedback throughout the creative process to ensure the brand and website will engage and inspire Londoners. We’re delighted with the name they chose (it was our favourite too!) and that they’re moving forward with a really powerful creative concept.
Old clients, new work
It’s so important to build close relationships with the organisations we work with. In fact, many of our clients come back to us again and again (once you’ve worked with Jory&Co, there’s no going back ;-)) With our expertise in the health and wellbeing sector, we’re very happy to once again be partnering with Cyted (a gastrointestinal health company) and Healthcare Central London (a federation of 30 General Practices).
Complex web design
Two large websites – one for a UK renewable energy provider and one for a US non-profit organisation – have been keeping us busy. We’re talking lengthy UX planning, integrating multiple sites and handling large volumes of data. They’ve just gone into build so watch this space…
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