Image: CCR Group Home
We were challenged to convey the grandeur of CCR in a public portal designed to cater to diverse profiles.
To better structure and build this environment, we began with an investigation involving key internal stakeholders and the executive board to understand what CCR is and where they wanted to strategically take it from 2023 onwards.
Then, we moved on to the project phase to listen to the users—press, investors, employees, and job seekers—who are integral to the CCR ecosystem.
Although we also provide information for the general public, the focus of this institutional site is corporate, aimed at these specific audiences and addressing their needs.
We envisioned narrative journeys, offering relevant information tailored to each audience.
This approach influenced the information architecture, imagery, and content. We considered every detail of the user interaction, from how they arrive—whether through Google, links, or newsletters—to what they find, based on their profile.
The design follows a strategic logic, crafted to represent the CCR universe in every detail. Every text followed a script, with each piece of this portal telling the story of who CCR is, the strategy it adopts, and where it intends to go. The aim was to bring transparency and clarity to the rich information available for these user profiles and the market, never forgetting the human aspect, which is CCR's greatest motivation: human mobility.
Image: CCR Rodovias, CCR Mobilidade Urbana, CCR Aeroportos
We organized the project with several sections that cater to the needs of different audiences, such as users, investors, employees, suppliers, and stakeholders.
Through a modular construction approach, we achieved a clean visual design where information, projects, and news take center stage, presented in an organized architecture focused on the audience consuming it.
In these details, we represent the human perspective of CCR, balanced with the brand's power reflected in numbers, which are integrated into the construction of each page. We reinforce this through the production of images and videos that portray a personal view of the services while showcasing the grandeur through large-scale shots of structures, highways, and stations.
We reimagined the CCR websites to reflect the company's vast scale, technological expertise, and human focus. The redesign emphasizes the contrast between CCR's large-scale infrastructure projects and its critical service operations. Through a combination of drone photography and close-up images of employees and users, we visually capture this duality. The content balances data and human stories, with a modular design that highlights information, projects, and news in a user-friendly, organized architecture tailored to different audiences.
The entire visual and structural concept was also applied to the other 32 service sites within CCR's concessions, including highways, airports, and urban mobility.
Following the idea of modularity, we developed a design system that ensures visual alignment, scalability, and flexibility.
Over three years, we went through discovery phases (conducting over 40 interviews with stakeholders and clients), definition, design, and implementation monitoring.
For the implementation, we worked with a client-allocated team, operating in a squad format, synchronized with the developers on a roadmap.