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Foursquare updates its brand identity
Foursquare updates its brand identity

Launched in 2008, To overhaul its look Foursquare hired PlayLab, a Los Angeles-based design studio, that developed the service’s new identity based on its activities and current level in terms of business and technology. While the previous Foursquare logos looked quite generic, featuring a cartoon character or representing a simple lettering (in the latest iteration), the updated visual identity of the service includes a new wordmark in the Authentic Sans 90 typeface, complemented by the FSQ abbreviation. As David Godycki, the art director of Foursquare, says, this design creates a scalable system retaining the company’s traditional playful style. In addition,…

We Compost: Composting for everyone
We Compost: Composting for everyone

Launched in 2009, We Compost is a company from Auckland, New Zealand, providing a food waste collection service. Each week, it collects more than 50 tonnes of organic waste from health care institutions, schools, hotels and restaurants. Advocating for cleaning environment and recycling waste, the company aims to promote the ideas of sustainability and eco-friendliness. This goal is also contributed by We Compost’s new brand identity. The central element of the We Compost look is an earthworm. This animal was chosen as the company’s symbol for its ability to digest a wide range of organic matter that helps fertilize soil,…

Psychology of Design: How It Affects Players’ Behaviour
Psychology of Design: How It Affects Players’ Behaviour

Design is important in identifying and developing patterns that build products; it helps with problem-solving. The challenge lies within the infinite complex combinations of people and contexts. In game design, players react to the same scenarios in various ways. Therefore, understanding their psychology is vital to engage players with fun experiences. This article will examine the key psychological factors in design and how the psychology of design affects players’ behaviour with examples of how the psychology of design is implemented. Psychological Factors The psychology of design is the various aspects and principles of design that can influence human behaviour. How…

Winter in Japan: 10 Must-Visit Destinations for a Magical Experience
Winter in Japan: 10 Must-Visit Destinations for a Magical Experience

It is simply impossible to be uninterested in the beauty of Japan, its residents and guests, when there is snow in all corners of it during wintertime. A fascinating facade made of tradition and modernization makes the whiteness of the snow-covered landscape look hypnotic in white, snowy Japan. However, this journey through the season has convinced me to propose some remarkable places where people can plunge into the Japanese winter fairy tale. Here are the top 10 best places to visit in Japan in Winter. Winter in Japan: 10 Places to Visit 1. Hakodate, Hokkaido The city offers a unique…

The subtle craft of infusing identity into fabric
The subtle craft of infusing identity into fabric

The world of textiles is not just about patterns and prints; it’s a realm where designers and artisans work meticulously to impart a unique character to their creations. Through the use of color, texture, and form, a piece of fabric can tell a story, evoke emotions, and represent a distinct identity. Central to this narrative is the personalized touch that defines a brand or an individual’s style. A custom hang tag with a logo can be an integral element of this expression, acting as the finishing touch that communicates more than just the name—it can signify quality, creativity, or heritage….

WTA updates its logo, launching a storytelling campaign
WTA updates its logo, launching a storytelling campaign

With a number of tournaments canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Women’s Tennis Association has entered the off-season. The organization is using this time to change its look by rolling out a new logo and launching the WTA For The Game campaign. Presenting its new visual identity, WTA is returning to a player theme. Before the current oval emblem had been introduced in 2010, the organization’s logo represented a black silhouette of a female tennis player hitting a ball. The new WTA insignia, carried out in blue, showcases a player in a serving posture that, according to the association’s…

Swiss ski resort unveils modern look to appeal global tourists
Swiss ski resort unveils modern look to appeal global tourists

Located not far from Lucerne in central Switzerland, Titlis is one of the highest peaks in the Swiss Alps, reaching an altitude of over 3,000m above sea level. It is a highly popular tourist destination in the country. The mountain is home to a ski resort and features a glacier with several accessible ice caves throughout the year. Managing the economic activities in the Titlis area, including transportation, hotels, restaurants, and food venues, is Titlis Bergbanen. The company has set a strategic goal to establish itself as one of the top Alpine destinations, providing guests with an unforgettable experience at…

Boehringer Ingelheim: A redesign with traditionalist approach
Boehringer Ingelheim: A redesign with traditionalist approach

Established in 1885, Boehringer Ingelheim is a German pharmaceutical brand that ranks among the top 20 companies in the global industry. This family-run business, headquartered in Ingelheim am Rhein, Germany, currently operates 142 offices worldwide and employs over 47,000 professionals. With the aim of enhancing its recognition and strengthening the connection with its target audiences, the brand has recently unveiled an updated identity. The redesign process was carried out in collaboration with the design studio Interbrand (Cologne/Berlin), while the international branding agency BBDO is responsible for executing a comprehensive relaunch campaign that will continue until April 2024. For the first…

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