Kode with Klossy

Brand Strategy, Naming, Visual Identity System

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Challenge

Kode With Klossy, a free coding camp for teenagers founded by Karlie Kloss, has grown tremendously since its inception in 2015 and its branding needed to reflect this. The organization tasked YummyColours to reflect the camp’s focus on the intersection of code and creativity, young folks in STEAM, and the learning of tangible skills within a fresh new strategy, visual identity, and narrative.

Solution

Using collected data from the organization’s current community, YummyColours analyzed the audience within three demographic categorizations–age, gender identity, and race. This information informed the strategy that we built to internalize inclusivity, and transparency, and use affirming language in order to rebuild the STEAM industry and evolve empowerment.

 

We worked with Kode With Klossy internal team for this brand refresh. We used graphic elements as space creators. Inspired by the box cursor of computer terminals, the shapes within the words like the O or the U are used to highlight the KWK community celebrating the creators, the scholars, and the instructors within it. A bolder graphic system including a fresh color palette, new typography, and the icons system allows Kode with Klossy to be fun and up to date.

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Image shows the "U" shape in three applications, a framed image, a colored line frame overtop an image, and a colored rectangle with a "U" framed image inside.
Image of brand colors, named Black Universe (true black), Supernova Sand (light beige), New Saturn (neon yellow), Space Green (mid-tone forest green), Martian Green (bright, kelly green), Blue Nebular (cool-toned bright blue), Luna Blue (light blue-ish grey), Cosmic Pink (bright bubblegum pink) and Galaxy Purple (mid-tone bright purple). Below the color swatches they are grouped together with a note that reads "Equal and balanced usage of colors are applied throughout all mediums."
Large tiling of Icons for Futureworld. In the top left corner, an enlarged icon changes between a smily face, a group of people, a symbol with the letters "DS", an individual person, a cloud with eyes, and a globe. The icons are colorful and are all created using Futureworld brand colors.
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Website was designed and developed by Wix.com internal team

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Credits
Client:
Creative Direction:

Diego Marini

Design:

Bridget Pavlick, Jada Postadan

KWK Logo Design:

Zoe Bortz (Designer at Copper)

PM:

Krystal Greven

Strategy:

Darien LaBeach, Mel Abe, Dewi Billano

Copywriting:

Evan Nicole Brown, Steven Ebert

Animation:

Rocketpanda

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