Novatus Global.

Novatus Global is a market-leading RegTech consultancy and SaaS provider helping financial services firms deliver accurate, complete, and timely transaction reporting across global regimes.

Novatus Global supports financial services firms across critical regulatory and risk areas including transaction reporting, operational resilience, ESG, compliance, and authorisations.

We redesigned and built a high-credibility website that clearly presents their services and showcases their award-winning En:ACT platform.

The result is a structured website that improves clarity, navigation, and enquiry journeys while supporting long-term organic visibility.

Website Design.

We refreshed the Novatus Global website to deliver a sleek, modern experience aligned with the expectations of financial services decision-makers.

The design prioritises clear messaging and strong visual hierarchy so visitors can quickly understand the En:ACT platform and the consultancy services that support it.

Website Design

What was the main goal of the redesign?

The main goal was to strengthen brand authority and make the En:ACT platform and core service lines easier to understand while improving user journeys and enquiry conversion.
How did the homepage support ongoing updates?

We introduced a prominent spotlight feature within the hero section so the Novatus Global team can easily promote announcements, new insights, and important business updates.
How did you showcase the En:ACT platform?

Platform-led visuals and a dynamic homepage carousel allow visitors to quickly explore En:ACT solutions and key capabilities without needing to navigate multiple pages.
What did you improve in navigation?

We developed a more premium mega menu structure that makes it easier to move between services, regulatory regimes, and platform content, supporting faster access to the right information.

The website structure carefully balances SaaS and consultancy messaging, ensuring En:ACT remains clearly positioned while professional services are still easy to discover and understand. We also strengthened expertise signals through a streamlined “Meet the Team” experience that reinforces credibility for regulated buyers.

Mobile layouts were designed to keep key content prominent, including the homepage spotlight and En:ACT carousel, allowing users to swipe through solutions and navigate easily on smaller screens.

Design & Development.

We built a high-performance WordPress website that highlights the En:ACT platform, strengthens credibility signals, and makes it easy for users to explore services and insights.

User Experience

Clear page hierarchy, intuitive navigation, and streamlined service and team discovery help users find relevant information quickly and take action.

Mobile Responsive

Responsive layouts ensure interactive elements such as carousels, menus, and featured updates remain smooth and accessible across all devices.

Interactive Design

Dynamic elements including solution carousels, navigable insight highlights, and a premium mega menu create a more engaging experience while keeping the user journey simple and clear.

"They understood our requirements quickly despite not being from our industry. They correctly and politely pushed back on a decision we thought made sense that would have impaired the website. Everything was delivered on time, and they were instantly responsive to our needs. They even changed copy whilst I waited on the phone!"

Client testimonial portrait for Novatus Global

Mark Ellis
CRO — Novatus Global

Branding.

We created a modern corporate identity that reflects Novatus Global’s expertise in navigating complex financial and regulatory challenges.

The system includes a refined logo suite, a clear typographic hierarchy, and a flexible colour palette designed for consistent use across digital and print.

Branding

What was the intent behind the visual identity?

The intent was to reflect a professional and approachable consultancy focused on confidence, clarity, and sustainable growth in complex regulatory environments.
What is the brand marque and how is it used?

The marque is an asterisk-style symbol with a subtle directional arrow, used both within the logo and as a supporting graphic device across the wider brand system.
What typography was chosen and why?

Neue Haas Grotesk was selected for its clean, confident structure, giving the brand a strong corporate tone while remaining highly readable across digital formats.
How is colour used without becoming overly bright?

The palette balances professional blues with warmer apricot tones to create a more approachable feel, while secondary colours are reserved for accents such as graphs, statistics, and category differentiation.

The colour palette and typography were applied carefully so the website feels elevated and corporate while remaining distinctly recognisable. Graphic devices derived from the brand marque are used subtly across layouts to reinforce visual consistency and brand recognition.

Brand Guidelines:

We delivered visual brand guidelines so the Novatus Global team can maintain consistency across logo usage, typography, colour application, and brand elements moving forward.

Brand Identity.

Novatus Global’s brand identity communicates confidence, clarity, and forward-thinking expertise within complex regulatory environments. A clean corporate foundation is paired with warmer tones and a distinctive graphic device to keep the brand approachable and recognisable.

Logo

The logo combines a clean wordmark with a distinctive marque to create a modern, professional identity that remains legible across digital and print. The marque also functions independently as a recognisable brand asset.

Typeface

Neue Haas Grotesk is used across headings and body copy to maintain clarity and consistency at all sizes. Font weights are applied thoughtfully to create a strong hierarchy and polished finish.

Colour Palette

The primary palette combines deep and mid-tone blues with apricot accents to create a professional yet approachable brand presence. Secondary colours are used sparingly as supporting highlights rather than dominant brand elements.