Vietnamese Coffee
Redesigning the brand, website and Packaging design.
Branding is creating a unique identification of a product.
We create a Brand to process of creating a strong, positive perception of Caphee, its Vietnamese Coffee. We creating such elements as logo, design, mission statement, and a consistent theme throughout all digital & marketing communications.
Don't let tea breathe
The more tea is exposed to oxygen, the higher the chance it will absorb odor and moisture from the air around it so keep in this mind we design the packaging design for CAPHEE.
Think simple
A clean, functional layouts, easier to load, navigate, and use on different platforms and devices. CAPHEE website places the most important information—their products—front and center. We include visuals with minimal text to make it easy to engage with the content.
Veni
The main mission of the brand is to prove that healthy and wholesome food in minutes is no more a challenge.
Fave
The logo itself resembles a QR
code. Minimalistic design, yet bright colors make it stand out in the market.
Real Estate
Bricr developed a state-of-the-art, customer-centric solution to unleash the market potential for real estate owners, buyers, and tenants.
FAQ
What is a brand, and what is branding?
Branding (or a brand/visual identity) is then the visual representation of your brand and makes up the elements people see in marketing – logos, colours, typefaces, and a brand voice. This identity plays a central role in shaping the perception of your brand, allowing you to define the experience you convey to customers. It enables your company to control how you tell your story, instead of others telling the story for you.
Why is branding important?
Quality branding brings some incredible advantages, and we wanted to highlight some of the most important.
Firstly, it elevates your image and changes how people perceive you for the better. Thoughtful, considered branding adds credibility, legitimacy, and trustworthiness to a business because people can sense the care that has been put into how that brand presents itself.
What are the key elements in a brand identity?
Generally, there are 4 key elements to a brand identity – a logo, colour palette, typeface(s), and brand voice. Each of these elements should be carefully matched to give cohesive branding. There is often a misconception that a logo is the brand identity, but the reality is it’s only part of it.
In terms of how to make these elements match, this all comes down to making sure they all pull in the same direction. In our own process, we first work to thoroughly understand the story, values, culture, and vision of a brand, then create an identity where each of the visual elements is inspired by that background.
How do I make a brand identity? How do I create a brand?
The key part in establishing a brand identity is defining the visual elements within your branding – a logo, colour palette, typeface(s), and brand voice. Each of these elements should be carefully created and matched to give a cohesive brand image.
But to get this cohesion, before you create these elements you should understand the story you are trying to tell, and the brand experience you are trying to communicate. No part of a brand identity should be chosen simply because it ‘looks nice’ or ‘feels good’. There must be purpose behind every choice.
So, understand the story, values, culture, and vision of your brand, then create a brand identity that is inspired by this background. Every part of the identity should pull in the same direction and share a common inspiration.
Once the core brand identity is established, you then need to build discipline around how that identity is used in every piece of communication that comes from your brand.
Is a logo a brand?
In short, no – a logo alone does not create a brand. A logo is just part of a brand identity, and a brand identity is part of a brand.
A brand is everything that someone thinks and feels when they interact with a business. It is influenced not just by marketing, but by every interaction people have with that company.
A brand identity is then the visual representation of that brand, conveyed through a careful choice of logo, colour, and typeface(s).
Simply having a good logo is not enough to create good branding. Instead, that logo needs to be cohesively designed along with the colours, fonts, and voice that a brand uses.
Effective and impactful branding is holistic, and tells a consistent story in all of its visual elements.
What is the difference between marketing and branding?
Branding is the foundation to marketing. Establishing a clear brand identity defines how every piece of marketing should look and sound.
Essentially, branding sets out the story a company wants to tell and the rules around how it communicates, and then marketing is used to deliver this message consistently. Marketing is the vessel which brings a brand experience into the world.
