Top Logo Design Companies Of 2019

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In a world where everything is closer together than ever before, pulled together by commerce, technology and fast, inexpensive air travel, one thing remains as distant and diverse as it was a hundred years ago.Currency, or more specifically, foreign currency.We still have the British Pound, US Dollar and our very own Malaysian Ringgit. Foreign currency and foreign exchange is a drag. An old-world drag. The Air Asia ezpay virtual card is from the new world. It lets you manage multiple foreign currency balances and you can use it just like a real credit card wherever Mastercard is accepted via the iOS and Android mobile apps.Internut has worked with Air Asia ezpay & BIG Prepaid on the development of the iOS and Android apps, the former being a global, multi-currency and mobile framework issuing and servicing thousands of cardholders daily.The Air Asia ezpay and BIG Prepaid iOS and Android mobile apps are built to military grade standards; banking platforms need this sort of security around them. Overall the outcome of the mobile apps are possibly as good as a physical Mastercard itself.

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CHALLENGE
BD created the Vacutainer® Eclipse™, Signal™ and UltraTouch™ blood collection systems – beautifully considered devices that were designed to please end users and payers alike. The problem? Even though extensive customer profiling work had been carried out, each sales person and market sold the products in their own way – losing many of their key benefits.
OUR SOLUTION?
A bespoke Digital Sales Aid (DSA) that integrated with Big Tin Can. By creating one centralised DSA we ensured that all sales reps, no matter what country, sold the products in a consistent fashion – with the key product selling points as the focus. The DSA also enabled the content to be segmented by customer profile and could be updated instantly via an intuitive CMS – saving BD thousands in print costs.
PROJECT SCOPE

• Digital Sales Aid


• Animations


• Value propositions


• Product narrative

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Naming, brand identity, packaging, custom website, and application UX design for an at-home wellness testing product. Product launching Spring 2019.

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We created an application which every day sent push messages to the user, so increased his/her life motivation.
After personalisation a smart algorythm starts reacting on every single person mood, using appropriate phrases without repeating, and making people feel happier.

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Club Colombia is a premium brand with a long history and recognition, which has managed to adapt to the changes of the new generations making an excellent use of the country brand. The challenge: Design a package that generates differentiation and communicate the values ​​of the brand to the consumer, taking as reference the pre-colombine culture.

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ABOUT THE PROJECTIdentity for the Art-Minsk festival. The Art-Minsk festival turned the whole city into a one big gallery,where every spectator could get acquainted with the works of modern Belarusian and foreign authors.We made a bright identity that showed advantage on the background of urban landscapes you can see how simple elements help you to get emotions that you receive while enjoying art.

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What We Eat was founded by a group of private chefs with a focus on simple, healthful food that is naturally delicious.

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Website Design for Nativitea 

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Challenge. Disrupt an oatmeal aisle that has been dominated by Quaker Oatmeal for over 100 years
Solution. Umpqua Oats has the product to compete against the mushy instant oatmeal competition. With whole rolled oats, real ingredients and none of those added fillers Quaker uses to save costs, Umpqua Oats is exactly what Millennials are looking for. Hitting the oatmeal aisle with bright white and a bold use of black and bright colors instantly attracts attention in a sea of beige. An image with appetite appeal is easy to execute because their product is REAL.Nothing shows the Umpqua difference more than image and video so we art directed a series of videos to be used online and in social media. Connecting consumers to the history of Umpqua Oats and co-founders, Sheri and Mandy, shows consumers that Umpqua is not just a real product, but also made by real people.Check out Umpqua Oats' brand videos:https://vimeo.com/215722432https://vimeo.com/215723532

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THE STORYBevan Forbes Ventures sell houses wholesale to investors looking to fix and flip. They also sell turn key properties to investors looking for long term investments with great returns. Bevan Forbes understand the real estate industry is becoming more sophisticated and challenging every day, thus a preeminent real estate professional who’s willing to go the extra mile is needed.THE DESIGNWhen Jessica approached us, she was in the same situation as many other clients. Her brand was lacking a respectable “look” and website to establish credibility with investors. Completely new branding, color palette and logo were designed. Bold typography with a solid dark color in contrast with bright colors for an engaging experience. We developed a professional platform to showcase her properties and now investors can easily browse and inquire about her property listings. We set up a new and more efficient web structure, improving navigation and reducing bounce rates. With a fresh brand and a strategy-driven website to build her clientele, website leads have increased and bounce rates decreased. The end result is a functional and branded website that’s easy to keep up-to-date and plays a key role in acquiring new investors.THE TECHWe utilized WordPress to create their website. The website is mobile and SEO friendly. PHP was used to create property listings and conditional field modals so they can easily change property details.

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When a brand that's been around for more than 100 years needs a refresh, there’s inherently a challenge involved: balance the equity in the current brand with the need to modernise to stay relevant in today and tomorrow’s markets. That’s exactly the situation Strategy Creative was asked to tackle for Naylor Love — one of New Zealand’s largest construction companies which traces its roots back to 1910 in Dunedin.
Strategy’s approach is always to begin by articulating a brand’s strategic positioning based on its core strengths. The positioning always serves as the foundation for the creative work that follows. For Naylor Love, the core themes were around dependability, trust, and forward-thinking, so the visual identity needed to reflect that. The approach to the logo was an evolution, not a revolution. The original version had presence in the marketplace but looked busy and dated, so we simplified it, sharpened it up, and made it bolder but kept the core essence of the original mark. From there, we modernised the rest of the branding with a brighter and fresher teal primary colour, and a more minimalist design aesthetic to the vehicle fleet, business cards, letterheads, documents, advertising, and other collateral.
The resulting identity has perfectly achieved what it set out to do in presenting Naylor Love as a company which is forward-thinking and can be trusted thanks to its track record.

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Esselon, an iconic local café and coffee roastery, came to us for a brand refresh and new packaging design. We drew on the western Massachusetts landscape to craft a clean and refined look and feel that features the beautiful Seven Sisters mountain range. As a much-loved coffee roastery, Esselon is respected for their Fair Trade practices and commitment to quality. Through this brand refresh, we celebrated Esselon’s local roots and elevated their verbal and visual identity to speak to a national audience.
Learn more about the project here: https://bit.ly/2FzxtxE

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Nike
As an iconic global brand, Nike’s communications are all about high performance. Every consumer touchpoint needs to deliver consistency, quality and impact. For the past two years, we’ve been working with Nike to create retail experiences that meet these exacting standards and keep them ahead of the competition.





Nike is a byword for high achievement and inspiration. But to maintain its global success, the brand needs to protect its well-crafted reputation in partner retail environments. Our work with Nike for Sports Direct and Lillywhites focuses on elevating the brand’s in-store environment – spanning retail comms, merchandising principles and digital fixtures.


From launching campaigns through to implementing a new digital strategy, we push for creative excellence across every element to craft compelling brand and product stories.

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A clean & modern diamond website shop develop for London Diamonds

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IONDESIGN designs the packaging for the olive oil "il circolo" from the south of Italy. The label picks up the annual rings of the Sicilian olive trees, which also appear in the name of the oil. Both the packaging of the 500ml bottle and the 3L canister emphasize the exquisite quality of the natural product. By reinvesting the proceeds from the sale of the oil, the region around the Italian Noto is strengthened. The aim of the producers is the sustainable and social production of excellent, organic olive oil - these characteristics are recognizable in the packaging. The dark green glass of the bottle provides an elegant background for the deep black label with gold stamping. The eponymous annual rings of the olive tree are executed in partial varnish give the label a silky sheen. 

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Compass is a real estate brokerage company that was established according to a master plan that studied the reality and needs of the developing real estate market in Egypt as well as a futuristic vision that aims to provide professional services for the first time in the real estate market in Egypt.
Compass wanted to be positioned as the real life compass that guides you to where you should be. Which gave us insights of creating the brand image and identity revolving around this concept. Setting ahead the idea of differentiating one simple theme, yet holding much more meanings behind it.

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Location intelligence platforms often feel overwhelming in practice, so Cuebiq turned to Rule29 to tell their story. We produced a wide variety of materials ranging from their website, presentations, environmental pieces and more. In addition, we created a powerful and intuitive UX/UI design for their SaaS platform, designed to present high-level data analyses that could be easily understood and evaluated, no matter an individual’s technical skills. 
Along with the updated platform design, we had fun creating a comic book for the Cuebiq sales team that broke down the value proposition of their Clara product and additionally served as a memorable leave-behind piece. Working for the largest location intelligence database in the United States and their vibrant brand was a fantastic experience.

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Branding & UX/UI design for Brand Intelligence Application

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E-commerce Food Website Development of Jydes Finger Foods, a catering company in Lagos and Abuja, Nigeria, to order & buy small chops, cocktails, mocktails, chicken & chips, hot dogs and burgers. It has built a brand and strong clientele through its ability to provide the best tasting finger food and drinks with the required customer service.

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Nike’s Workplace Design team out of Beaverton, Oregon approached Jacknife to help envision Nike Canada’s brand new headquarters. The brief? Bring to life a workspace that inspires creative thinking and connects staff and visitors to each other and to the brand.
We needed to create a branded environment which celebrates the uniqueness of the Canadian market while also establishing deep ties back to the World Headquarters. To achieve this we developed a “Rough and Refined” theme – a celebration of the diverse nature of the Canadian landscape and its people, from the roughness of our natural landscape to our refined modern urban centres. As Canadians, we take pride in our sometimes harsh environment and the unique grit required to be an all seasoned athlete here.
We developed an extensive series of art-based installations through the new offices including a massive sculptural “Just Do It” made up of iconic shoe patterns floating on a dimensional map of Toronto, an intricate wooden slat wall and ceiling installation forming the Nike logo, a boardroom wall and seating installation made from actual basketball court material and a hand-painted logo, multiple large-scale wall murals featuring both the brand and the fabric of Canada, iconic footwear painted on concrete columns throughout the space, custom tile work “Run Faster” in employee kitchen, and a wooden type installation featuring chainsaw cut letters.
In order to execute on such a broad array of interactions, we assembled and orchestrated a team of highly skilled local craftspeople from a variety of disciplines ranging from sign painters to woodworking experts and speciality sculptors. Ultimately, we created a modern space that embodies the spirit of the Nike brand, tells intriguing and discoverable stories and inspires their team on a daily basis.

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Client
Fotofabrika is an annual month-long photography, art, and cinema festival held in Sofia, Bulgaria. Challenging the social norms, it deals with heavy topics every year. We identify with the values they represent while being proud co-organisers of the festival.

Solution
We have developed a website for the festival, which is designed to align with the atmosphere of the event itself and the social topics that it draws attention to.

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Brand Development, Seo, Marketing Automation, PR, Print Advertising, PPC, Digital Marketing

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Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatchewan targets busy teachers who want inspire young students to care about food and the farmers who grow it. They offers resources and programs to facilitate hands-on learning, but those resources were hard to find on their previous website. The code was out of date and the most important information was buried. We know that more than half of webpage visits come from mobile phones, but this site wasn’t usable on mobile—AITC was potentially neglecting 50% of their visitors.
Our goal was to create a site that made resources accessible within one or two clicks and that was optimized for every screen size: desktop, tablet, or mobile. We started with tree testing: exploring approaches to the information architecture and testing menus with real users. From there we developed wireframe prototypes. We completely restructured the site’s information to focus on the end user—their actual goals and use-cases. The most important outcomes—teachers ordering programs and resources—are now the priority.
Results
The site exceeded all performance expectations. Within the first year, sessions were up 74.75%  and pageviews were up 101%. We really wanted to target mobile users since so much of AITC’s traffic was coming from tablets and phones. The results were impressive: we saw an 85% increase in iOS user sessions and 134% lift in Android user sessions. This tells us mobile is truly working.
“Lesia was fabulous to work with! She invested time to truly understand our organization and her team has a wide variety of experience and expertise. Their differentiation point is their experience/expertise in site architecture—emphasis on functionality and customer ease of use. The result was a new website that not only looks great, but is very user-friendly and easy for us to manage. We continue to use Lesia for other projects to this day.”
— SARA SHYMKO, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, AITC-SK

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The initial brief was to design a new packaging that could stand out and innovate, both industrially and graphically, to make presence in Finland’s wine market for Christmas season.Our goal was to develop something that, without leaving aside it’s functional features —to protect, communicate and facilitate it’s manipulation—, could achieve an important emotionally persuasive role.To accomplish this, we took the concept of haptics and developed solutions that could generate visual surprise and desire of manipulation, in order to trigger the emotional aspect of design.To date, no wine cases made in Chile were fabricated without vertical folds, the reason being that they are necessary for the industrial bonding process. However, we have found a way to leave aside that action: a self locking assembly that is hidden in the diagonal creases of the packaging. A simple solution that makes the production go directly from the die, to the final assembly of the case.Graphically, the solution gathers the symbolic aspects of copper as a representation of Chile and blends it with a geometrical abstraction of snow that lies at the base of the package, which fits elegantly with the Christmas imaginary.In economic terms, despite the elimination of a process, this packaging has a higher cost than a traditional case, but has an efficient enough industrial development to be able to produce thousands of units profitably, and also, it fulfills it’s persuasive function in a fruitful way.According to the vineyard’s data, in Finland all the units were sold within the first five days of the exposition, and the success spread to other markets where the brand has presence, including Chile, which currently has this packaging in the Rosé variation in different gondolas within the country.This project recently won a Chile Diseño award for the category of packaging at the sixth Design Biennial of Chile.

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Marketing Campaign for Debitum NetworkDebitum Network connects small to medium enterprises (SMEs) with investors all over the globe. Leveraging blockchain technology, the platform gives SMEs newfound access to finance, helping them bypass traditional lenders and get started.
From the get-go, we were brought on to guide Debitum Network through the complicated process of marketing an ICO project, via two rounds of crowdsales over 6 months. In the middle of the campaign, Ethereum went through a rough patch, but against all odds, we ran a successful campaign that reached its hard cap.
 
The Objective
Our primary goal was to educate investors and introduce them to the idea of alternative financing. Your typical crypto investor found this topic hard to grasp, so we came up with a bunch of explanatory videos, charts and infographics. Our mission was to open their eyes to the world of SME financing and the 2-trillion dollar gap that was waiting to be filled.
To do this, we:

• Painted a detailed portrait of potential investors, helping us accurately target our marketing efforts


• Created TOFU, MOFU and BOFU marketing funnels


• Wrote and designed clever social media ads, helping fuel our TOFU campaigns


• Created meaningful content to fuel our MOFU and BOFU campaigns

We used a number of different strategies across various channels.
The Result
Before our campaign, the potential for blockchain-powered SME funding was overlooked. Our efforts increased interest among global investors and the greater crypto community, including influencers like Supoman, jsnip4, Crypto Grinders and The Crypto Lark. Despite tough times, the Round B crowsdsale ended a week before deadline, and the campaign reached its hard cap of $17.6M.
It’s safe to say Debitum Network got the attention of token holders and big investors, with a total of 51,000 genuine leads generated.

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The Canadian Friends of the Israel Museum set out to promote their second annual Pop-Up Museum event. We set a goal of doubling attendance for this exclusive event.

INSIGHT
With tickets at $1,800 per person and no advertising budget, we had to leverage present attendees by suggesting that guests bring their affluent friends.


IDEA
By creating an innovative direct mail invite, guests were inspired to share their invitation with their social circles. As the event is only one night, and then it “disappears,” we used invisible ink and enclosed an LED flashlight to make it “reappear.”

BRAND DISCOVERY

The idea of a pop-up museum needed to be carried throughout all collateral and it all started with the logo. The wordmark was designed to “pop up” just like the event. We actually came up with the invite concept before the design of the brand. Working backwards, we went with a colour that most closely replicated the colour that invisible ink emits when illuminated with a UV light.

THE RESULT
The CFIM Pop-Up Museum is now in its fourth year and has become the number one fundraising event for the organization in Canada. It grows in size and reach each year with private art collectors and enthusiasts.

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Project: NeeyamoStyle: 2D Motion GraphicsIndustry: Human ResourcesWatch full video: https://youtu.be/lUSGax-mCi0

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For Sompo Japan Sigorta, we designed a website to prioritize the needs of the users. In order to make the brand's products and services easier to understand, we designed the new layout to include clear steps for all the flows that the user will need. In this means, we created all the content according to SEO requirements while aiming to increase the conversion rate of the site.www.sompojapan.com.tr