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Diversa


Experts in digital accessibility

With accessibility as a starting point

Diversa was curious about developing their visual identity and digital platform to better reflect their approach to accessibility. An approach that engages designers, developers, and users in a playful and educational manner. With this as a starting point, we began exploring fundamental design elements such as color, typography, and scale.

After conducting research on different ways of perceiving colors, we were drawn to the idea of creating a color palette that ensures contrast—regardless of whether someone has normal vision, deuteranomaly, protanopia, or tritanopia. This idea ultimately became the foundation for Diversa's new digital platform and visual identity.

Design details; a) pagetypes, b) darkmode, c) Navigation on dekstop.

Mobile vs. Desktop

With playfulness at the heart of our design approach we aimed to create an almost childlike design, with big text and buttons and strong contrasting colors. Simply stacking on mobile devices.

Design detaljer; a) knapper, b) navigationspanel, c) Screen reader + accessibility tool.

Design elements and components

Buttons and interactive elements were design with the intention to push the overall message, and backbone of our brief that accessibility is something creative and fun to interact with, and learn about. A confrontation with accessible design as something boring and limiting.

Eksemplificering af synsforskelle og oplevelsen af farver og Diversas dynamiske logo, samt logo variationer.

Intentional dynamism in staticness

The new logo was born out of the iterative process of working with the overall visual identity, and having ongoing discussions with the client about color and contrast. An abstraction of the fact that we see the world differently.

Kampagne idé med udgangspunkt i ideen om synsforskel, samt merchandise.

Concept for re-launch

In relation to the launch of Diversa’s new identity we conceptualized ideas for a campaign that would play on the fact that we see the world differently, along with merch such as tote bags that will be designed in a more abstract and graphic manner.