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Remote Work Hub Zimbabwe | Brand Identity
I'm excited to share the brand identity I designed for Remote Work Hub Zimbabwe, a project dedicated to connecting Zimbabweans with remote jobs, freelance opportunities, career resources, and digital skills.
The objective was to create a clean, modern, and versatile identity that reflects:
🌍 Global connectivity
💻 Remote work and technology
🤝 Opportunity and growth
🔵 Trust and professionalism
The logo combines a laptop, a connected globe, and network elements to symbolize the digital world and the opportunities made possible through remote work.
To ensure the brand is adaptable across different platforms and use cases, I also designed:
Primary full-color logo
Dark mode version
Monochrome version
Designed entirely in Figma, this identity is built to scale across social media, websites, presentations, and future marketing materials.
This is the first step in building the visual identity for a platform that aims to empower Zimbabweans to access opportunities in the global digital economy.
I'd love to hear your feedback!
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