Rebrand: Capturing the High-Value Market
Branding
Product Design
2025
B2C
Design System
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Design evolution
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Old marketing website wasn't targeting any specific audience
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New Identity Tailored High-LTV Creative Writers
The previous brand, established a decade ago, attempted to appeal to a wide, undifferentiated audience (academic, creative, and business writers).
Translated agency guidelines into a scalable product reality, unifying the marketing site, interface, and extensions under one cohesive identity.
Summary
Problem
Inconsistent branding and critical accessibility flaws were causing friction, failing to communicate the product's premium value to new target audience: creative fiction writers. I've worked closely with Brand Agency that provided Visual Style Guide.
Solution
I transformed a disjointed visual identity into a scalable, accessible design system. By resolving critical contrast failures and deploying a new token architecture, I turned a visual exercise into a fundamental UX improvement.
Impact
The new identity immediately resonated, driving a 10% revenue increase and a 14% jump in target-segment sign-ups in the first week.
Before
After
Process
Business Challenge
The new brand identity was a large-scale project intended to professionalize the image and attract a higher volume of creative writers, who represent a high-conversion segment.
My mandate was to ensure the new brand was implemented flawlessly across the entire product ecosystem, turning a new logo and color into a scalable Design System foundation.
My role involved deep technical and design strategy to ensure the consistency that was previously lacking.
Visual direction
Brand palette from Agency
Design Evolution (Iteration 1)
Working from the core brand palette, I designed the entire color palette for the product.
Design explorations
Experimenting with new colors in product
Design explorations
Primary CTA's variants. I've realized the pink is not the best color for CTA's due to contrast issues.
Rebranding product
Each product component had to be transformed into new visual language
Design tokens
I researched and proposed the new naming convention for our design tokens, moving away from subjective color names toward a scalable, logical system.
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