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Exhibit D · Stixor Brand IdentityBrand identity · RebrandDelivered · 2025

From generic purple to engineered clarity.

I rebuilt Stixor’s brand guidelines: a story that matches the business, a warmer and more ownable palette, a stricter type system, and a voice that explains instead of hypes.

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Role
Design and strategy, as Product Designer at Stixor.
Duration
2025
Methods
Positioning, Voice, Identity system, Stationery & merch
Stixor brand guidelines cover

01 · Problem

A capable studio with a brand that undersold it.

The first brand book stopped describing the business as the company grew.

  1. A story out of step.It positioned a multi-industry studio as an AI legal platform.
  2. A category-default palette.Violet and navy on white, shared with countless SaaS brands.
  3. A voice without rules.Adjectives gave no guidance on writing a headline or an error message.

02 · Solution

Engineered Clarity.

Every decision follows one test: does it make Stixor clearer? The hexagonal mark kept its geometry, so recognition isn’t lost.

  1. Three colours with a job each.Charcoal 50, Ivory 40, Orange 10. Orange is never a background.
  2. Two type families.Helvetica Neue for structure, DM Mono for precision.

03 · Solution · Voice

We don’t just claim things work. We explain how.

Three pillars, with rewrites for the moments where tone matters most.

  1. Precise, not pedantic.“Automate your manual data entry with 99% accuracy.”
  2. Confident & direct.“Connection failed. Please check your network or refresh the page.”
  3. Human, but professional.“Welcome. Let’s get your workspace set up in three steps.”

04 · Results

Less noise. More signal. Same Stixor.

A brand that matches the work: calm, exact and recognisably its own, with rules simple enough for the whole team to use.

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