P07
Digital Brand Experience Language
— NielsenIQ
NielsenIQ is a global measurement and data analytics company, providing the most complete and trusted view of consumers and markets in more than 90 countries.
Over the course of a year-long commitment, I oversaw and directed a team of designers and in-house stakeholders, steering the creation of the NIQ brand experience from inception to its establishment as the most reputable spin-off within the Nielsen ecosystem.
→ NIQ Intro Video
— Project
As custodians of the brand experience, we engaged in a thorough process of defining NielsenIQ's entire experiential language, informed by a blend of quantitative and qualitative research. This ensured that our creative decisions were not only visually impactful but also resonated authentically with the customers. At the heart of our efforts was the nuanced translation of business objectives and positioning for the NielsenIQ brand. We meticulously mapped out the visual expression, colour behaviour, illustration style, Icon design, UX patterns, Atomic UI components and the broader spectrum of visual, motion, and sonic expressions. This approach was rooted in a profound understanding of the brand's strategic goals, allowing us to align design elements seamlessly with overarching business objectives.
The output delivered to the client were not merely a compilation of design assets; they were thoughtfully curated in a toolkit format. This intentional choice facilitated easy extension and adaptation, providing the brand with the flexibility to evolve without compromising its visual identity. By incorporating foresight into the design process, we ensured that the brand's visual language not only captivated attention but also served as a potent means of communicating its positioning and business objectives seamlessly.
— Role
Design Director
— Client
NielsenIQ
— Studio
W12 Studio
— Output
Brand strategy, Brand Experience language, Digital Product Design (UX-UI), Brand System Design, Sonic Branding, Motion language, Art Direction, Marketing & communications.
Check → NIQ Intro Video
— Stats
25 weeks, 300+ screens, 69 modules, 400 components, 55 custom icons