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Springfield Chiropractic case study header image, navy background with brand logo

Work performed:

Brand Strategy
Visual Identity Design
Website Design
Content Graphics
Content Strategy
Social Media Management

Springfield Chiropractic's rebrand built around their real audience.

A conversation with Dr. Scott about his visual identity revealed it no longer matched his current practice and customers.

 

Our brand strategy process gave us the clarity to see a change was needed.

BEFORE

AFTER

Springfield Chiropractic's old logo that looks sporty
Springfield Chiropractic Logo featuring navy blue, green, and white colors with the company name Springfield Chiropractic

The old logo was built for an audience that no longer existed.

The mark was made to look "sporty" because of Dr Scott's specialization in sports rehab and injury. The problem they faced was that the logo no longer reflected what their business currently was. The logo spoke more to men than women, but there were more women patients than men. A new, more neutral, brand identity was in order.

The new logo speaks more to his current audience.

The new logo uses navy to signal trust, green to represent health, and an abstract spine rather than a literal one to keep the feel approachable instead of clinical. Together, the colors and shapes were built to feel welcoming rather than sports-driven or medical.

Springfield Chiropractic's logo with navy, green, and white.
Springfield Chiropractic's logo in all black.
Springfield Chiropractic's logo with navy, green, and white.
Springfield Chiropractic's logo in all white.
Springfield Chiropractic logo breakdown featuring why design choices were made to fit their brand strategy

Very dark navy

RGB: 15, 26, 68

Hex #0f1a44

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Color psychology: This dark navy blue which conveys deep trust, calm, and stability.

Vibrant Lime Green

RGB: 157, 203, 79

Hex #9dcb4f

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Color psychology: We used the lime green to represent energy, vitality and nature.

White

RGB: 255, 255, 255

Hex #FFFFFF

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Color psychology: The color white gives breathing room to the logo while conveying simplicity and cleanliness.

Content & Social Media Management

Through the messaging portion of our brand strategy process, Dr. Scott realized that the majority of his patients were dealing with chronic pain. This is where we decided on two messages that speak to results of chiropractic work.

"Move better. Live better."
"Take your freedom back."

Male and female runners jogging on a tree-lined road. Springfield Chiropractic "Move Better. Live better." campaign
Older man and woman laughing with hands raised, Springfield Chiropractic "Take Your Freedom Back" campaign.
Man celebrating with fists raised and eyes closed, Springfield Chiropractic "Take Your Freedom Back" campaign
Woman stretching outdoors at sunset, Springfield Chiropractic chronic pain campaign, "Move Better. Live Better."
Older man and woman dancing together with arms raised, Springfield Chiropractic "Move Better. Live Better." campaign
Springfield Chiropractic testimonial graphic with client review about positive staff attitude, navy, and green wave design.
Woman in a red jacket pausing during an autumn run, Springfield Chiropractic "Move Better. Live Better" campaign.
Group of people running outdoors in a park, Springfield Chiropractic health tip on quitting smoking to protect spinal blood flow.
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