One Brand. Every Mission.
A Digital Front Door for Leidos
Leidos teams needed one place for branded merch, recognition gifts, recruiting and event kits, and custom requests, plus a clear way to reach the Summit team. I designed and built the Summit x Leidos page in HubSpot as that front door: two clear first steps in the hero, a store organized by category, and one form for custom projects.
Employees want gear, program teams need recognition and event support, and recruiters need kits. The hero speaks to all of them, with Start a Project and Shop the Latest side by side.
The page moves from who Summit is, to the team, to the store, then into recognition and custom projects, and every section ends in a clear next step.
Dark Purple type, Mid UV magenta calls to action, and a soft lavender ground follow Leidos guidelines. Light, all-caps Nunito Sans headlines stand in for Avenir Next, and people-first photography keeps it warm.
A store banner previews the Leidos catalog on a tablet and sends visitors straight in with one button: Open Full Store. Every item is pre-approved and ready to order.
Four named contacts, each with a role and a direct email, show visitors exactly who handles their order before they ever reach out.
Six photo cards split the catalog into Events & Signage, Office Supplies, Kitting & Gifting, Pop-Up Shops, Apparel, and Awards & Recognition, each with its own shop link.
The custom project section lists five core offerings and ends in one button, which lands on a short intake form at the bottom of the page.
Culture & Recognition turns onboarding kits, milestones, peer recognition, and team pride into four numbered cards beside people-first photography.
HubSpot's Simple Card modules strip style blocks, so every module uses inline CSS from a shared pattern library, with scoped !important overrides keeping theme styles from creeping back in.
