Where to See We are zen's Portfolio and Case Studies
The portfolio lives on the agency's own site at zenelements.com. Scroll past the introduction and you reach a work showcase where each project is tagged by discipline — Branding, Campaigns, or Digital — and links through to a fuller case study. That filter structure is the fastest way to judge whether their experience matches your sector or the kind of work you need.
How the portfolio is organised
The showcase is a scrollable gallery rather than a searchable database. Each entry pairs a project name with a one-line description of what was made, plus a category label. You can filter the list by category to narrow it to one discipline at a time.
The three categories the agency uses across its work are:
- Branding — identity design and rebranding
- Campaigns — campaign work, sometimes combined with branding
- Digital — digital experiences and product-facing design
Some projects carry more than one tag. Rochen, for example, is listed under both Branding and Campaigns, which tells you the agency treats these as overlapping rather than separate service lines.
Projects named in the showcase
These are the case studies visible in the portfolio, with the description the site gives for each:
| Project | Category | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Andrew Black Design | — | A portfolio playground for architects |
| Predict Mobile | Digital | Identity design for a data-driven service |
| NHS cool2talk | Campaigns | Telling young people it's cool2talk |
| No More Digging | Branding | Brand identity for a foundations innovator |
| The Challenge | Digital | Marking ten years with new digital experiences |
| Rochen | Branding, Campaigns | Rebranding a reliable hosting provider |
| The Challenge (NCS guides) | Digital | Launching NCS seasonal guides |
Each row links to a dedicated case study page with more detail than the gallery card shows.
What to look at first
If you are trying to judge fit, the category filter does most of the work:
- Comparing sector experience — the NHS cool2talk campaign and The Challenge entries show public-sector and youth-facing work; Rochen and Predict Mobile sit closer to tech and hosting.
- Checking range — the mix of branding, campaign, and digital projects suggests the agency handles end-to-end work rather than a single specialism.
- Reading depth — the gallery gives you the headline; the linked case studies are where the actual process and outcome should appear.
What the portfolio does not tell you
The showcase is a curated selection, described on the site as "some of the amazing work we've made over the years" — so it is not a complete client list. There is no pricing information, no project timelines, and no client testimonials visible in the portfolio section itself. If budget or timescale matters to your decision, those need to come from a direct conversation rather than the site.
The agency also publishes articles alongside the work — recent topics include using AI in business, content marketing, and accessible websites and marketing — which give a sense of how they think about digital work beyond individual projects.