Transforming Hirzo: From Product to Scalable Brand Identity

Transforming Hirzo: From Product to Scalable Brand IdentityTransforming Hirzo: From Product to Scalable Brand Identity

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Imagine Geometric

pro

• 4h

Hirzo came to us with a working product But no brand to support it. No identity. No clear feel. Nothing is built to scale.

So we fixed that. We created a clean, simple brand that speaks to both job seekers and hiring teams, clear, reliable, and easy to trust. Then we carried that into the product, making every interaction feel smooth and consistent.

Now, Hirzo doesn’t just work, it feels right. Full project case study link in the comments 👇

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Imagine Geometric

pro

• 4h

https://www.behance.net/gallery/247047303/Hirzo-Online-Job-Board-Hiring-Platform-Branding

Blahomyr Popok

max

• Apr 1

A quick look at a recent motion project for MakeX.

This video focuses on visualizing how no-code workflows, data systems, and dashboards come together into a flexible and intuitive product experience.

See the full case study here

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Cipher UI

• Apr 1

Wow....this looks really cool ....nice work

Natalia - Design By Tal

• Mar 31

It's been a while since I was active so thought I'd start off by sharing one of my recent branding projects which started out as a can design for a quick collab and spiralled into creating a whole brand world! Let me know your thoughts!

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Chantal Jemmott

pro

• Mar 31

Every brand strategy project starts with a discovery questionnaire — and inside it, there’s already a lot of the strategy.

The real work is knowing how to read it.

Part of my process is decoding those responses, identifying patterns, connecting signals, and understanding what the client is really communicating beyond their words.

So I built Brand Discovery Decoder.

The instructions are based on how I personally process client questionnaires: – mapping responses into values and personality – identifying positioning signals – surfacing patterns and underlying themes – highlighting gaps, tensions, and opportunities

Instead of starting from a blank page, I start with a structured strategic base I can build from.

From there, I develop the brand direction.