Station

Brand Identity & Website
Elevating a white-label development company with an identity of their own.
Station Digital Media, a burgeoning American and Japanese global digital platforms developer, had found success doing white label work for top tier companies like Toyota, Kia, and Amazon. They had strong products, but were never able to showcase their work or make a name for themselves due to this white labeling.

They hoped to establish their own identity within the marketplace, and enlisted my team at Gelcomm to develop a brand identity and marketing tools to target the consumer products, retail, healthcare, and travel and leisure segments, where their products and service offerings would be a natural fit.
client
Station Digital Media - Long Beach, Tokyo, Nanjing, Dusseldorf
project type
Brand Identity & Website
team
Derek Heath - Creative Direction, Lead Design
Ricardo Aum - Digital Direction, Design, Development
Joe Olender - Strategy, Copywriting
To create a strategic groundwork on which to base the landing page (and branding to follow), we established a refreshed positioning for Station--one that was both approachable yet authoritative:
Redefining Human Engagement
Positions Station as provocative vanguards in their field
Positions humanity at Station's core
Positions practical results as the end goal of Station's work
Unexpected Inpsiration
In an effort to establish an unexplored visual identity in the development space, we looked to vertically oriented Japanese poster art. The minimal, elegant design leant itself to conveying both the technical and human, nodded to Station’s Japanese roots, and helped draw the eye down the page effortlessly.