Our challenge was to update the look and feel of KCC’s print and digital materials without straying too far from their existing logo and color palette. The overall look was created to provide a sense of upward movement, in line with their forward-thinking technology platform. All new tag lines and content were created to reflect this shift in tone. The rebranding was then carried through from booth design and print collateral, to banner ads and email marketing, to Tweets.
We introduced a sense of fluidity and movement to what had previously been a very static and traditional square look. The resulting effect created is a distinct and memorable visual identity that stands apart in the field, as you can see from the conference photos below.
New email templates were created, blending the new look with the existing content style. The designs are dynamically optimized for mobile viewing.
On the fly, we wrote and designed a custom spec note card to accompany the sponsor gift.
KCC sought an eye-catching, reusable banner for main expo areas. Our design highlighted their primary tag line and the updated branding.
Casey Ives, Director of Business Development, Corporate Restructuring
The existing brand graphics had a muted and static quality, incorporating more grey. They also exclusively utilized one shape: squares.
The updated graphic imagery pulls from the entire KCC logo, to bring in more of a sense of curve and flow. There is greater variation within the graphic itself, which draws the eye. The copy feels highlighted by the wrap of the imagery, drawing your attention to the messaging.
The philanthropic organization has been championing community activism for over 40 years. They needed a distinct logo to honor their endeavors.
We’re making the human connection for this industry-leading power transformer manufacturer, with a complete agile website redesign and improved paid media. See their transformation for yourself.
With the user journey at its heart, we’re completely redesigning this educational treasure trove, creating content and improving the user experience. This agile website redesign is in its early stages and we are already seeing improvements.
