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Case study

Go-Ahead Group A mobile-first website for an international transport group

Client
Go-Ahead Group
What we did
Website design, Development, Integrations, UX Strategy

The challenge

From investor relations to a much wider audience

Following its acquisition by Kinetic Group and Globalvia in late 2022, Go-Ahead moved from public to private ownership – a shift that changed what its website needed to do. Built around investor relations and shareholder content, the site no longer reflected the group’s priorities or its now-wider audience of government stakeholders, regulators, employees, partners and customers. Go-Ahead needed a website that could showcase the business as a leader in transport and climate innovation, while unifying a fragmented visual identity for a majority-mobile audience.

The approach

Rethinking the site for every stakeholder

We led the UX, design and build of Go-Ahead’s new website, shifting the focus from investor content to the group’s wider stakeholder audiences. This meant rethinking the site architecture to serve government bodies, regulators, employees and customers with equally clear content, and rebuilding the visual identity to unify Go-Ahead’s bus brands under one confident presence. Mobile responsiveness was a priority throughout, alongside a simplified job application journey across Go-Ahead and its constituent brands.

Go-Ahead Group website showing the group at a glance

The result

A flexible foundation that can grow with the group

The mobile-first platform makes information and job opportunities easier to access, brings greater consistency across the group’s brands and provides a stronger showcase for its leadership in transport and climate innovation. It also gives Go-Ahead a flexible digital foundation that can evolve alongside the organisation, supporting clearer communication and a more coherent experience across every audience and device.

Highlights

What makes it work

  • The group on a map

    Visitors switch between bus, rail and coach to see where Go-Ahead operates, country by country.

  • Reports that live on the site

    We brought an interactive economic impact report, built in React by another agency, into WordPress as a self-contained plugin with the site’s own header and footer.

  • Built to be edited

    A large set of page sections means the team can publish news, achievements and reports themselves.

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