UK Broadband is the UK’s largest commercial holder of national radio spectrum suitable for 4G mobile services and fixed wireless solutions. They provide wireless data capacity, equipment, services and solutions to the telecoms industry, service providers, channel partners and the public sector.
They have created a brand new mobile broadband network that provides fibre-fast wireless 4G broadband to the consumers and businesses that live and work in central London. We were brought on board to name, position and design the new brand identity.
Many broadband providers talk about speed, so we chose to focus on the activities that high-volume data users — Productive People — need high-speed connections for on a daily basis.
“The identity sidesteps the emphasis on speed that other broadband providers focus on and instead throws a spotlight on the daily needs of high-volume data users in the capital — characterised by the colourful ‘London’s Productive People’ seen throughout the visual identity.”
— Gareth Mapp, creative director
The design includes a broad range of component illustrations, enabling it to stretch across all media and marketing touchpoints and communicate the many ways in which Relish empowers Productive People.
The identity has been applied to packaging, campaign work and even pizza delivery-style bikes which will deliver the modem to buyers.
A website www.relish.net has been designed by TH_NK.
We created a film for the Relish brand launch event.
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Comments
The character work really makes this, there’s something of Keith Haring about them, playful, flexible, communicative and well rendered.
Completely agree, Richard. It’s got this child-like sense of expression which makes for a very friendly and welcoming identity.
I think that both the idea to not focus on speed and the way the identity was executed with that in mind is brilliant. Great work by Turquoise!
While there is some joy in the illustrations and colour palette, my overall impression of the identity is it is largely forgettable and will fade to the background.
Also the illustrations are little too similar in style to those used in the Governments Change4Life campaign….
Fun and friendly. I like the approach although the main logotype is a bit forgettable.
Thanks for the comments everyone! We really appreciate the feedback :¬)