STUDIO PROFILE
‘Growth’ per se is in itself a ‘process’. The mapping of it is a ‘process’. ‘Process’ is essentially required to streamline – not confine.
Process is required for transparency. Accountability. Assured delivery. Minimum stress & heartache. We know and understand the value of each of these individually as well as their power - collectively.
Having maintained the quality of work – ‘process’ is helping us ‘grow’ the quality of work. ‘Process’ helps us provide a better delivery of service.
We as a team, understand the value of ‘process’ – which is why, when our designers look to break that ‘process’ at times – we’re only too happy.
And so are our clients.
WHY THE NAME
APPROACH
We specizlize in corporate brand design and development of a communications strategy. The touchpoints for the same could be print, spatial or digital media.
For example, a telecom company wants to 'refresh' it's brand. We first understand who they are, who they're talking to / want to be talking to, what they're presently saying / want to be saying, what do they expect in return, what are the paramaters of success, why they want to say this / through what media / over what time-period, when do they want to start this engagment with their TA. And many other questions along these lines, including research questionnaires for internal staff / external vendors / partners / clients.
Post the detailed understanding of the client, the industry, the market scenario, opportunities, threats - this is collated into one document which forms the basis for the ideation into what might first be a 'logo' design. Stationery follows. And if the client wants to develop all the brand touch points at one go - brochure, leaflet, standees, down to the mousepad and pencil design; to kiosk and exhibition design; to the website, facebook/twitter page, banner ads.
Covering all touchpoints that an employee & vendor engage with (to encourage a sense of belonging and loyalty), a partner engages with (to help him communicate a consistent message over a long period of time), a client engages with (at various levels, so his experience of engaging with the brand is 'one').