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I created the brand identity for Tasty Bytes, a snack brand focused on bold flavors and fun snacking. The project included designing a vibrant visual identity and packaging that reflects the brand’s energetic personality and makes the product stand out on the shelf.
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It's the distance between what your company actually is, so that would be the product, team, traction, roadmap and what your brand communicates when someone lands on your website.
Most growth stage B2B companies have this problem because they built the brand early and never revisited it, while the product grew up, the brand didn't.
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