Product & design team

PR and GR agencies sell trust.
Online, they all look the same.

Good Politics runs PR and government relations for companies, NGOs and political leaders. We rebuilt its site around one rule: show the work before the promise.

What the new site is built around

audiences, one site
3
from discovery to handoff
6 weeks
with a strategist, booked from any page
30 min
The Good Politics symbol, a glossy red swallow, in flight with red ribbons trailing behind it.

Service

UX/UI design & CRO

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Client
Good Politics
Industry
PR & government relations

The client

A Kyiv agency that works between business, the media and the state

Good Politics builds reputations in the media and talks to government on its clients’ behalf: UPG, Proizd.ua, the Ukrainian House in Davos. Figures from the agency’s site.

public affairs projects
25+
average work with one client
2.6 years
media pieces produced
1,500+
countries with projects
8+

Who it had to convince

Three readers,
three different doubts.

A company, an NGO and a political office read the same site. Each looks for a different proof before it calls.

  • Business

    “What happens, by when, and how will you measure it?”

    Answered by Case pages

  • NGOs

    “Whose side are you on, and how do you work?”

    Answered by About us

  • Leaders

    “Can this stay between us?”

    Answered by A call booked in the calendar

Before and after

Same agency.
A different first sentence.

Three places where a visitor decides whether to trust the agency, word for word. The old copy is translated from Ukrainian.

The old and the new copy of the Good Politics site, in three places
Before · the old site, 2025 After · the new site
The first lineThe old line said what. The new one says for whom. Lobbying and communications. We implement PR and GR strategies for businesses and non-profit organisations.

We create communications that set the rules

We help businesses, public organizations, and political leaders build reputation, establish dialogue with authorities and society.

The servicesSix equal tiles became three directions, each with one object instead of a paragraph. Media relations
Government relations
Crisis communications
Event management
Personal image
Social media
  • Public Relations
  • Government Relations
  • PR before GR
A projectA name with dates became a story with a task and an outcome. PR and SMM.
Client: International Mayors Summit.
Term: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024.

How we ensured the adoption of the healthcare law amendment in 90 days

Client
Government Institution
Industry
Healthcare
Duration
90 days
Service
GR Strategy and Support

How it looks

Quiet confidence
and weight.

The task we set after discovery. Prata gives the headlines weight, IBM Plex Sans keeps the text calm, and deep red marks only what you can press.

Prata

Every headline and number. High stroke contrast and classic proportions: weight without raising the voice.

IBM Plex Sans

Body text and interface, 12 to 24 px. The calm, exact counterweight to Prata.

  • Midnight Navy#000F1F
  • Signal Red#AC201B
  • Paper#FAF8F4
  • Ink#1F1F1E
  • Slate#434341
  • Stone#939392
Prata, IBM Plex Sans and the six colours of the system.

Page by page · Home

The home page
answers in order.

Who the agency works for, then the proof, then the way to start. Three screens, top to bottom.

  1. [ 01 ] The first screen says who it’s for

    The new home page, first screen: “We create communications that set the rules” with “communications” in red, a red swallow whose trail curves down to a row of client logos, and a red “Create a Strategy” button.
    1. One line says what the agency does. The next one says for whom.

    2. The swallow’s trail runs down to the client logos: proof before the first scroll.

    3. The only red you can press. Everything else stays paper and graphite.

  2. [ 02 ] Proof comes second

    Home page, cases block: “Each case is more than just communication” and three case cards — media presence for Proizd.ua, media relations for the Ukrainian House in Davos with 40+ media publications and 5M+ media reach, and market positions for the UPG gas station network.
    1. Cases start right after the first screen, not at the bottom of the page.

    2. Each card names a client’s problem, not a service.

    3. The numbers sit on the card, before the click.

  3. [ 03 ] One way to start

    The end of the home page: a red plate “Sign up for a free consultation” offering a 30-minute session with a strategist and a “Book a consultation” button, above the navy footer with the email, phone and Kyiv address.
    1. The offer is concrete: a 30-minute session with a strategist.

    2. One button books it, and the same overlay opens from every page.

    3. Email, phone and the Kyiv address close every page.

Page by page · Services

A service page
reads like a brief.

Three directions, each on its own page: what it is, who it is for, what changed for a client.

  1. [ 01 ] A service in plain words

    Service page GR strategy and support, first screen: the service name with “GR strategy” in red, a line about protecting business interests at the legislative level, an “Order a consultation” button, three figures and a red-and-navy compass.
    1. The name says what the service is; the line under it says what it protects.

    2. One object per service: a compass for government relations.

    3. The first screen ends with one action: order a consultation.

  2. [ 02 ] The client finds their own situation

    Service page block “GR strategy for those who want to influence the regulatory environment”, with three situations: businesses facing regulatory barriers, companies entering regulated markets, and industry associations and public organizations.
    1. The heading names who the page is for.

    2. Three situations to recognise: blocked by a regulator, entering a regulated market, an association with a position.

  3. [ 03 ] An example instead of a promise

    Service page block “Before and after: how GR support changed the situation for the client”: a Situation card, a Solution card with three steps, and a dark Result card.
    1. Before: the situation, in the client’s terms.

    2. What was done: three concrete steps.

    3. After: the result, on the dark card the eye lands on first.

Page by page · Cases

Every case
runs the same way.

From the situation to the result, so a reader can compare one case with another.

  1. [ 01 ] The title is the task and the deadline

    Case page, first screen: “How we ensured the adoption of the healthcare law amendment in 90 days”, with client, industry, duration and service under the title, and a photo of the project below.
    1. A law amendment in 90 days: the outcome and the deadline in one line.

    2. Client, industry, duration and service sit under the title, before any story.

    3. The image is the project itself, not a stock photo.

  2. [ 02 ] The work, in three directions

    Case page block “Ensure the adoption of the law amendment within 90 days” with three dark cards: legislative changes support, information field management and stakeholder engagement.
    1. The goal repeats in plain words, with the deadline in red.

    2. Three directions of work, each in one sentence.

Page by page · About

The people
before the promises.

The about page starts with the team, then the mission, the principles and the awards.

  1. [ 01 ] The team, first

    About page: a video of two team members at work with a red play button, beside “The people behind the results.” and two paragraphs; below it the mission “We believe that communications change the world”.
    1. A short film of the team at work opens the page.

    2. Who they are and how they work, in two paragraphs.

    3. The mission in one sentence.

Page by page · Mobile

The same order,
for one thumb.

Every template was drawn at 375 alongside the desktop: the promise, the proof, the call.

  • The home page on a phone: the first line, the red button and the swallow under them.

    The same first line and the swallow, stacked for the thumb.

  • The cases page on a phone: “Projects that Change Perception” and the first case card below.

    Cases as a vertical list, one story per card.

  • A case page on a phone: the title “How we ensured the adoption of the healthcare law amendment in 90 days” and the case facts in two columns.

    The case facts in two columns under the title.

Good Politics still sells trust. The site stopped describing strategy and started showing the cases.

What changed

Cases right after the first screen, three services instead of six, one case template, booking from every page.

What we left alone

The logo and its red swallow, the clients, the cases themselves.

What we would do next

Next, track where requests come from and how far visitors read the case studies.

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