The situation
Every non-designer in the company needed branded slides and one-pagers, and every one of them was landing on Marketing's desk or were manual copy-paste into templates, one at a time, regardless of how high or low the stakes actually were.
The result
About 60% less time to delivery on typical projects, a creative team freed up for the work that actually needs a designer, and a brand system that scales through templates and governance rather than review. It's the same thinking behind the rebrand, applied to workflow instead of visual identity.
Built in Claude • ~60% faster to delivery • ~80% brand-ready in one pass
What I built
A Claude-based brand system with guides for different content types. Teams supply the content, anything from plain text to Claude-generated visuals, and the system formats it into near-sendable slides and one-pagers that get colleagues roughly 80% of the way to approved, on-brand content without a designer touching it first.
Bringing it to market
Rolled out across the org so teammates could self-serve their own external and internal deliverables. Marketing stayed hands-on only where it mattered most (i.e. high-business-impact projects) protecting brand and message quality exactly where the stakes justified it, while releasing everything else back to the teams that needed it fast.
Before: manual template copy-paste. After: self-service, brand-aligned output