Anthony Ferreira, Graphic Design and Art Direction
Corporate & B2B / BNY Mellon

Case study · Corporate & B2B

BNY Mellon

Long form guide introducing BNY Mellon's Data Vault to financial services executives.

BNY Mellon Data Reset guide cover

The problem

A dense technical platform and a strict global brand.

The insight

Executives follow a story faster than a spec sheet.

Design intent

Story led chapters follow one executive team, with a calm pace, diagrams and an icon system.

The outcome

The platform explained at a glance, inside the brand standards.

The brief

A calm read on a complex platform.

BNY Mellon needed a guide that introduces its Data Vault, a cloud based data and analytics platform, to financial services leaders. The content was dense and technical. The brand standards were strict.

ClientBNY Mellon
RoleLayout, infographics and icon system
DeliverablesData Reset guide · Process diagrams · Icon system · Data callouts
Meeting with BNY Mellon spread

Meeting with BNY Mellon.

The approach

One team, problem to solution.

Story led chapters follow one executive team from the problem to the answer. I gave the copy a calm editorial pace and a clear hierarchy. Diagrams and icons explain the platform at a glance.

  • Worked inside the standards of a global financial brand
  • Gave dense technical content a clear hierarchy
  • Infographics that explain the platform at a glance
Mapping the Journey spread with the Data Vault diagram

Mapping the Journey. The Data Vault as one diagram.

Take Control of Your Data spread

Take Control of Your Data.

The outcome

Dense content, easy read

One executive story carries the reader from problem to platform, inside a brand that leaves little room to improvise.

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