Graphic Elements
In our visual communication, we use simple geometric shapes with sharp edges, such as a square, pentagon, triangle, and straight lines intersecting at a certain angle. These shapes can have both brand color fills and strokes. In addition, we also use a low-poly technique to serve these objects and a little “Flat” 3d with isometrics in cases where we need to point to our specific product.
Here you can see how we use it.
Here are Some Examples
How We Work with Charts and Statistics
Tagline
Our tagline, “Making Digital Monetization Simple”, reminds us of our commitment to providing our clients with the technology and support needed to make the adtech industry more transparent and independent using innovative advertising technologies.
Do’s
- All fonts are used correctly, and the hierarchy in the text is consistent and prominent.
- Elements such as hexagons, lines, and oblique backgrounds are used here. This is the correct application of our graphic elements.
- We are happy to use photos in our work. However, remember to bleach them or tint them with our accent colors.
Dont’s
- We try to avoid rounded corners and round elements in our visual communication.
- Try to avoid too many colors. Remember the 70/30 rule. Accent color to emphasize something significant.
- Use clear stock illustrations. In our communication, we try to be minimalistic and abstract.
- Our designs mainly feature sharp geometric shapes. We advise against using streamlined lines and shapes.
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Lewes, Sussex, DE,
US 19958