A BRAND FOR VETERANS ON A MISSION

Belong to something. Believe in something. Strive for something.

UHP is a veteran transition and training institute, offering 3-week immersive certifications in fitness, health, and leadership. As a mission-driven community, their goal goes beyond certifications and helps veterans recover and rebuild their sense of purpose.

Take command of mission

MAKE IT WORTHY OF THE BRAND

A visual transformation was our core goal — it needed to position UHP less as a training provider and more as a veteran-oriented transformation center. Equally important, UHP was ready to take its mission further and reach more veterans, families, and partners, making its story heard beyond the campus. So, the new website had to work as a marketing tool, driving more applications and directly contributing to revenue growth.

SEEING THROUGH THE USER’S EYES

We began by taking a hard look at the old website. From a user’s point of view, it failed to clearly communicate what UHP offers and what makes it unique. So we went deeper, studying the audience, their real needs, and how UHP stands apart.

You’re not starting over. You’re starting stronger.

The research revealed that trust, transparency, and clarity had to shape the entire experience. We built the new journey around these principles, making it easy to understand who UHP is, see real proof through stories and results, and feel the value of personal transformation.

ANCHORING
THE ARCHETYPE

We began by exploring archetypes that could anchor the visual direction and landed on Emotionally Heroic, a style built on transformation, resilience, and rebirth. It turns the emotional gravity of military experience into strength — the kind that fuels a new beginning.

GI Bill enrollment steps

DESIGN THAT SAYS IT ALL

You’ll find that design is calm but structured. That restraint isn’t accidental — for people who’ve lived through the intensity of service, structure feels familiar, and clarity feels safe. The interface speaks their language: disciplined, balanced, and human.

Uplifting. Raw. Powerful.

We also wanted design to to tell a story — one that feels human, raw, and real. Every photo became a window into the spirit of brotherhood: veterans captured mid-motion, mid-conversation, mid-change. Together, they pull the viewer in, creating that subtle urge to belong. To be part of the team, the mission, the next chapter.

UHP website page overview
  • Veteran new mission
  • UHP campus cabins

USER EXPERIENCE AT ITS CORE

We’ve mapped out how different people actually move through the site — veterans looking for their next step, families searching for support, and partners exploring ways to collaborate. Together with the client, we rebuilt the sitemap, so it guides each visitor towards the next meaningful step.

Performance without compromise

Even with animations and rich visuals throughout, the site performs like a lightweight build. Through smart optimization and code refinement, we pushed page speed scores above 90 on every page. It loads fast, feels smooth, and keeps top technical performance on both desktop and mobile.

BEYONG THE WEBSITE

The new visual carried into everything UHP shares with the world. Brochures, business cards, and presentation decks now speak the same design language, creating one cohesive story that feels UHP, both online and in hand.

Veteran training campus flyer
Veterans Future Festival screen
Veterans community gathering

MISSION COMPLETE

The redesign shifted UHP from a course provider to a transformation center built on trust and human connection. Clear structure, powerful visuals, and real stories now guide visitors through the site, driving twice as much engagement and applications. Optimized architecture pushed performance scores above 90 on every page, while the new identity unified all materials under one strong, motivating brand. Today, UHP’s digital presence mirrors its mission: helping veterans rebuild, recover, and move forward with purpose.

Team unity and mission
Veterans training at UHP

client’s feedback

“Their speed, quality, and cost-effectiveness impressed us.”

READY TO START
THE PROJECT

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