Consumer

Many are the sustainability reports that are rigorously produced, but that end up in a drawer somewhere collecting dust. When Voice faced the challenge of creating their first report, their goal was clear: to ensure it captured attention, was thoroughly read, and, most importantly, inspired action. They wanted to tell a story of how sustainability is adapted to their goals, strategy and action.

Designing a report that people actually read

In the design, layout, and visualizations of the report, we aimed to evoke the aesthetic of a fashion magazine, reinforcing and showcasing the nature of the business being analyzed. 

From start to end, EGGS and Sopra Steria Footprint worked in close collaboration with Voice’s sustainability department to develop 

 To make sure that the content and analysis is aligned with GRI (

GRI – Global Reporting Initiative standards

ensured compliance with methodology and practices.


In presenting the results, our focus has been on delivering them in a visually compelling, yet clear and engaging manner, ensuring accessibility without oversimplification. Through 

—featuring models, infographics, and images—we have aligned the visuals with the content and findings to create a coherent, transparent, and inspiring report.

Visual storytelling

The result is an extensive and complete, yet easy to read, report that tells Voice’s sustainability journey in an engaging magazine layout. The report is available both in print and digital format.

An engaging, visually appealing report based on thorough analysis

To align with Voice’s brand, we developed a visual profile for the sustainability report, based on their existing colour palette.     

By collecting reliable data and insights on Voice's sustainability efforts and strategy—along with ongoing initiatives—we have ensured transparency and openness on the topic. When this information is presented through a thoughtfully designed, visually captivating format that breaks from traditional reporting, it has the potential to inspire not only employees but also customers and competitors. In addition, the report is designed to be a good starting point to build on when the time comes to report according to the, very, strict, 

Sustainability reporting beyond numbers