(product) brand building

There are different strategies that can be adopted to build a brand and we will find the one that suits your company. One example is to identify, create and define the chromosome or brand essence that runs through all products in the family. However, just as children from the same family may look different, guidelines must not be too restrictive and should not be a blueprint for creating clones.

Any product design language should :

• establish a tone of voice
• provide generic guides
• not be too prescriptive
• be future proof
• be sustainable
• attend to form, materials, colour
• add continuity in function, details.

designing experiences

People interact with objects in different ways. Physically, we like the feel of leather or the comfy chair. Emotionally, we respond to aesthetics and form, making one man (or woman) better looking than another. Intellectually, we respond to intuitive, easy to use interfaces. Functionally, poor performance is irritating and we enjoy the thud of a luxury car door. Colour is emotive. All of these interactions combine to create the product experience – our aim is to make it as rewarding as possible.

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Straightener design for Remington

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Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010

We’ve been busy on the Remington account of late and these are the latest products to come out out of all that hard work! These straighteners make up the higher end of the Remington straightener portfolio, with the Style Professional S9500 Pearl straightener being the absolute crème de la crème, while the S5500 Sleek and Smooth straightener is a mid range product with ceramic hot plates.