designSHIFT.org: YouCanPlan brand

Tuesday 16 June 2009

YouCanPlan brand

YouCanPlan is a creative development service from Slider Studio. It provides community consultation and engagement services and tools for the built environment.
It is important that every brand had a consistent personality that everybody understands and remembers. In spring 2009 we tried to re-think the YouCanPlan brand - to present a strong unified brand that builds up reputation and helps us achieve goals.
www.youcanplan.co.uk

2 comments:

Monika LöveThursday, July 23, 2009
Never really been doing so much graphic design before, but find rather challenging... especially explorations on the image as a tool for simple explanation
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mariyamkhanWednesday, February 26, 2020
Hey! Fine post! Please keep us posted when I can see a follow up! read this article
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