Two Early Brand Concepts: Parlata and MODULO Case Studies

Two Early Brand Concepts: Parlata and MODULO Case StudiesTwo Early Brand Concepts: Parlata and MODULO Case Studies

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Révolté

pro

• 18h

Two warm ups today, both might become full case studies:

Parlata: an audio-postcard service that records and archives local dialects. Every recording becomes a small printed card with a QR link.

MODULO: an Industrial IoT brand. Olive, navy, one wobbly blob.

One is warm and human. One is technical and playful. Which would you want to see go all the way?

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22 votes

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Daxesh Patel

pro

• 16h

love the designs and brandings

Aysha siddika

• 16h

Both look solid, but MODULO!

Isaac Oyelese

• 16h

Parlata all the way.... Damn my eyes hurt 😂

Shakil Hosen

• 16h

Creative work!

Saeed Khan

• 15h

Love it

Mostafa Moamen

• 10h

Parlata is great

Adil Syed

• 8h

Parlata is the one that sticks with me. An audio postcard that becomes a printed card with a QR link is a lovely bridge between something personal and something you can actually keep.

Picto Design Studio

pro

• 2h

Nice work👏🔥

Hardik Zinzuvadia

pro

• 42m

😍

Révolté

pro

• Oct 23

Friday app: Understudy

What if an app’s menu was a hole in a face?

UNDERSTUDY turns one circle into the interface: eyes open shows, voids open seat plans, and a typewriter clock counts down to curtain.

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Alaa

• Oct 23

Your conceptual depth and visual narratives are always so inspiring! Where do you draw inspiration for such surreal, boundary-pushing UI ideas?

Anita Autorino

max

• Oct 22

Can two different typographic directions change how you perceive the same skincare brand? 👀

For Elanor, a skincare brand I’ve worked on, I’m putting two wordmark directions head to head.

A. Script Combo brings more personality and a distinctive, expressive touch.

B. Contemporary feels cleaner, more restrained, and modern.

Now I want your honest opinion: A or B? Which direction feels right for Elanor, and why?

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Sagar Nawaz

• Oct 23

Absolutely! Typography changes everything. For Élanor, I love the contemporary direction - it feels elegant, clean and very premium for a skincare brand like this. The É icon on top is a beautiful touch! Script has personality but contemporary feels more timeless for skincare. Great exploration!