Tai Wānanga (2012)

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At the time WAHA was appointed to create a strategic brand approach for Tai Wānanga, the school was yet to open its doors.

We were thrilled to bring to life the brand identity of Tai Wānanga, and the website that we created does just that.

Our key objective when developing the website was to tell the story of this unique school to potential students, existing students and their whānau.

The Tai Wānanga website is engaging and easy to navigate, and we are proud to have contributed to the success of this great school.

Key deliverables

IMC strategy

Brand strategy

Digital strategy

Web design

Photography

 

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Tai W_nanga _ TAI Wananga home page
Our Culture _ TAI Wananga
Contact _ TAI Wananga_page
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