Design

With today’s digital disruption revolution, people are their own ‘mini brands’.

The old buzzwords really don’t work anymore, which means brands need to find new ways of communicating to give their users and customers information they are pleased to hear about, receive and use. The modern concept of branding is intertwined with experience design – in users’ minds, brand identity is inseparable from brand experience. Brands must be straight and open in what they stand for and what they do and say. They need to – where possible – innovate with their customers and stakeholders along the way.

Branding & identity is your core business DNA. Visual content, brand positioning and outstanding user experience (UX) are crucial to help your business stand out from the competition. With our experience over the years, in both graphic design and digital design, Jellyhaus can help to define your ‘style guide’ through UI/UX design, brand development and brand positioning.

In a nutshell, good branding is everything you need to create an optimal and exceptional digital experience. And we do really good branding!

We have vast experience with corporate internal and external design for print. We have lost count of how many years we have been delivering successful solutions for countless brands (it’s over 20!).

Do people still care about printed design? Well, did you know 69% of consumers delete emails before opening them and frequently unfollow brands to get away from irrelevant content? With content delivery and marketing budgets now being measured in pixels (instant gratification, which doesn’t always deliver on ROI) it is no doubt that using print as a marketing medium is less popular. However ‘content & context’ means that print and direct mail can expand a brand story into the hands of your customers who want a physical, analogue and live interaction (deferred gratification!).

Look at how popular vinyl records are with the digital generation. People still like to touch, to have, to own, to keep, to smell (yes, we still love the smell of fresh print in the morning). Reading on paper is so much easier; the image is stable and instead of emitting light (like a computer screen) the paper reflects light providing a stable reading experience.

So yes, people do still care about printed design. Jellyhaus can help with adverts, leaflets, booklets, brochures, handbooks, stationery, promotional ideas and anything in between.