Bianka Foldi and Robert Valoczi · CLIENT: Genecontact
This brand identity was created for a genotyping service, by which predisposition to possible genetic diseases can be detected. Just like the DNA structure, the design concept was also built upon a system of codes, namely specially designed Morse codes representing the letters of alphabet. Any word can be visualized this way, turning a static logo into a dynamic identity. The logo, which is the name of the Client written by the codes, takes the double-helical structure shape of the DNA. This is how the business of the Client is reflected both conceptually and visually in the identity.
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- Unique Properties
- Given the identity was made for a genotyping service, the concept was also built upon a system of codes. Specially designed Morse codes were created representing the letters of the alphabet. Any word can visualized this way, turning a static logo to a dynamic identity. The logo, which is the name of the Client written by the codes, takes the shape of the double-helical structure of DNA. This is how the business of the Client is reflected both conceptually and visually in the identity.
- Tags
- dynamic brand identity, flexible brand identity, brand identity
- Production Technology
- • The codes that make up the logo are designed to form the shape of the DNA's double-helical structure.
• This iconic form of the logo is reflected as a pattern in further identity elements.
• The bold and refined nature of the brand’s visual world characterises the elegant box for the sampling tools, in which the customer can preserve his, her DNA as a lasting memory.
• The box also contains a customized patient card, with the customer’s name written by the alphabet of Morse codes. - Project Duration
- The project started in July 2021 October in Budapest. The website development is still ongoing.
- Inspiration
- The Client is a recently established company offering genotyping service that enables customers to discover eventual genetic diseases. They required a brand identity that clearly communicates what their operation stands for. The idea was inspired by the DNA structure that contains genetic codes. A unique alphabet of Morse codes was designed, by which the word Genecontact was written, defining the actual logo. Codes in the logo are arranged to resemble the shape of a double-helical structure.
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