Helping an outdoor adventure company make their offering clearer

Avalanche Adventure had a leaflet that technically said everything — but in reality, it was asking too much of the reader.

It was packed with information, multiple competing messages, and a layout that made it hard to know where to look first. The kind of thing people glance at… and put down.

The shift

Instead of adding more, the focus was on simplifying and sharpening:

  • Let the photos lead

  • Cut back to what actually matters

  • Make it easy to scan in seconds

  • Bring key offers (stag, corporate, groups) to the surface

People aren’t buying a list of activities — they’re buying the feeling of it.

So the design flipped from text-led to image-led, using the strongest shots to do the heavy lifting.

Lead with the experience

The original had long paragraphs and repeated messaging.

This was stripped back to:

  • Clear headings

  • Short supporting lines

  • One message at a time

Say less, but say it better

Create a clear flow

The old version felt scattered.

The redesign guides you through:
Hook → Activities → Packages → How to book

Less effort for the reader, more clarity for the business.

Make the big opportunities obvious

Stag dos, corporate days, group bookings — all high-value, but previously buried.

These were pulled forward and given proper space.

The Outcome

  • Easier to understand at a glance

  • Stronger visual impact

  • Clearer sales focus

  • Feels closer to the actual experience

Less explaining. More showing.

This wasn’t just a leaflet refresh — it created a clearer visual direction the brand can reuse across everything else.

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