EVRYONE
A renewed brand identity for Evryone, a Copenhagen-based ICT company designing human-centric, accessible digital products that improve quality of life, especially for people with special needs.
Challenge
Evryone is a multi-product company with four distinct digital platforms – its brand identity no longer reflected the quality, maturity, and values of the organisation. The existing visual language felt outdated and fragmented, lacking the clarity and professionalism needed to represent a market-leading, human-focused technology company. At the same time, the brand needed to preserve elements of its original identity to maintain continuity and recognition, while establishing a flexible system capable of supporting future products and growth.
Solution
I redesigned Evryone’s brand identity starting from the logo and the existing product ecosystem, creating a cohesive and scalable visual system rooted in accessibility, clarity, and human-centric values. The new identity establishes a strong, professional core for the parent brand while allowing each product to express its own personality as a natural “child” of the Evryone ecosystem.
Key activity
Brand Design
Company
Evryone
Year
2024



The logo
The original logo lacked legibility, did not translate well to black-and-white applications, and lost readability at smaller sizes. I refined the structure and proportions of the logo to ensure consistent performance and created a compressed icon variant suitable for digital interfaces, product navigation, and small-format use.





Graphic design outputs
I developed a range of print communication materials to support Evryone’s brand presence. In parallel, I designed and maintained the company website using a CMS platform, enabling efficient updates, scalability, and long-term content management.







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