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AI Learning Platform Brand Identity
Brand Identity · Product Design · Visual Systems
DownPat is an AI-powered learning platform that transforms published works into interactive, chat-based exercises designed to help users learn through action.
I led the brand identity design, creating a visual system that reflects the platform’s blend of technology, learning, and creativity. The goal was to establish a brand that feels modern and intelligent while remaining approachable for both creators and learners.
The work included designing the logo, color system, typography, and core brand elements used across product interfaces, marketing, and social surfaces, creating a cohesive identity that helps the platform stand out in the AI education space.
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