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MyRyd: UK Airport Taxi Transfer Logo & Brand Identity Design
Logo design and brand identity for MyRyd, a UK airport taxi transfer service built on one promise: fixed prices, no surge pricing, no surprises. The brand needed to feel dependable, professional, and stress-free for travellers heading to and from airports like Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, and Stansted.
The symbol combines a looping road-style arrow with a small airplane, showing the journey between the door and the departure gate. Paired with a bold wordmark in deep green, the logo stays clear and recognizable at any size, from a booking button and app icon to a vehicle decal. The green and black palette feels calm and trustworthy, and carries across the live website.
This animated showcase presents the logo, symbol, and wordmark in action.
Live brand: myryd.co.uk
Ideal for UK taxi and private hire companies, airport transfer services, chauffeur businesses, and travel startups looking for a memorable identity.
Role: Logo design and brand identity
Tools: Adobe Illustrator
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