It takes two. In collaboration with the client, we came up with a new name for the patented application: the catchy and internationally sounding digo, in line with the brand owner's ambitions. To emphasize the reciprocity of the action, we gave digo the pay-off "It takes two to digo!", in which we use digo as a verb, as it were. In addition, we came up with the domain name letsdigo.com to further enhance interactivity.
From now on,
will never again be
a lost
package.
I say.
Legislation tells us that a verbal agreement is binding. However, without witnesses, it is almost worthless. Actions that used to be confirmed on paper are now increasingly finding their way into the digital realm. As an application, digo provides proof of involvement in a performance, delivery, or transaction. On behalf of brand owner Handicapp, we took care of the brand development, visual identity, and website.
Our work
brand identity
copywriting
illustration
graphic design
sales presentation
website design
Strategy.
Concept.
It's not rocket science. To clearly display the functionalities of digo, we have arranged them in a logical order with five clear icons that explain the digo process step by step. We have also provided clear illustrations to accompany the accessible texts. This allows us to exchange complexity for user-friendliness.
Design.
Let's go. For digo, we designed a word mark that fits in with today's digital world. We gave the style and the word mark friendly, rounded shapes and translated this into typography, icons, and illustrations. To tell the story of digo, we designed a web design that matches the application. We also created clear presentations for sales pitches.
Let's discuss ideas.
It's fun. We are a close-knit team and we are always open to new ideas, relationships, and of course just a chat. If you would like to know more about us, or if you have a project in mind, please contact us.
