Case Details
Service:
SaaS
Client:
Pulse Apparel
Budget:
$45k
Year:
2023
Cross platform branding
Our client, a SaaS startup, wanted to unify their branding across website, app, and social platforms. Inconsistency in colors, tone, and visuals diluted their identity and confused customers.
Disjointed branding across platforms
Confusing customer perception
Lack of design consistency
Difficulty scaling content and campaigns
Our Approach
We created a comprehensive cross-platform brand system.
Audit: Assessed all touchpoints to identify inconsistencies.
Unified Identity: Refined logo, color palette, and typography for flexibility.
Voice Guidelines: Developed a tone adaptable for website, app, and social content.
Design System: Built reusable UI components and content templates.
Execution
The updated brand identity was launched simultaneously across web, app, and social channels. Teams received a design system library and training sessions to ensure consistency.
Disjointed branding across platforms
Confusing customer perception
Lack of design consistency
Difficulty scaling content and campaigns
Results
80% improvement in brand consistency metrics
Higher trust and credibility reported in customer feedback
Faster content rollout with reusable templates
Stronger engagement on social channels
Conclusion
Cross-platform branding created cohesion and clarity. This unified identity positioned the startup as professional, trustworthy, and scalable in a competitive market.