Mighty Ai Brand & Design Language

 
 

In January of 2017 Mighty Ai was rebranding from Spare5 and needed a new visual identity to go with the name. I worked closely with my Matt Shobe, Matt Bencke, and the fine folks at Focus Labs to provide art direction and create a brand that embodied the human and computer aspects of our company. The public announcement of the new brand would coincide with a Series A-1 funding round from prior investors Madrona, NEA, and Foundry, and new investors Intel, Accenture, and GV (Google Ventures).

 
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Collateral

The roll-out included a stack of swag we wanted to give to employees on the day of the relaunch, and I designed things like stickers and business cards.

 
 
 
 

Design language

To build on the visual identity we had created and spread the new brand across products we needed a design language. I developed Swell to go along with our new brand and to provide our developers reusable elements that would enable us to unify the experience for our users.

 
 
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Icons

Along with the buttons, checkboxes, and sliders I also created a custom suite of icons for use in our apps.

 
 
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Content styleguide

To help unify the UI writing and content that goes out with the tasks I crafted a content styleguide to define the tone, terms, and style we would use in our writing.

 
 
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