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A comparative case study exploring how a shared learning experience can be designed and implemented across three delivery contexts: HTML-based learning, an online e-learning platform, and a SCORM-based course package.
The case study focuses on how a common curriculum, and content architecture can be adapted across different delivery environments while considering content reuse, platform constraints, interaction, navigation, technical requirements, and learning-platform interoperability.
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MØD Coffee. Matcha Cafe Brand Identity & Packaging
MØD is a matcha cafe brand built on one line: coffee, tuned to your mood.
The identity carries an easy, unhurried voice across every touchpoint. "Where to? Who cares" on the go. "Grab your coffee. We'll figure out the rest." on the counter. Signature drinks like MOMINT bring it to the menu: made with a mom's warmth, finished with a minty cool.
Scope: logo, cup and bag packaging, website, social media.
Full case study: MØD Coffee
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