Understanding the Shift in Audience

BusyKid began as an award-winning app aimed at teaching young kids and their parents about financial responsibility through chores and allowances. As the app gained popularity, the company noticed a shift in its target audience towards older demographics, particularly teenagers. This presented a unique opportunity to reposition BusyKid as a brand that not only educates but also engages and inspires teenagers in a cool and relevant way.

Our first step was to immerse ourselves in teenage culture, understanding their preferences, interests, and visual language. We conducted market research and engaged in conversations with the target audience to gather insights into what they found appealing and exciting. This understanding became the foundation for our creative process, guiding us as we reimagined BusyKid’s identity.

Designing the New Brand Identity

The new BusyKid brand needed to strike a balance between being educational and being part of the teenage lifestyle. We set out to create a brand that teenagers would not only use but proudly associate with. Our approach was centered around two key elements: the logo and the overall visual identity.

1. The Dual Logo System

To cater to both the corporate and user-facing aspects of the brand, we developed a dual logo system:

- Corporate Logo: The corporate logo was designed to be clean, professional, and suitable for business-facing interactions. It maintained a modern look while subtly reflecting the brand’s youthful essence, ensuring that it aligned with BusyKid’s position as a reputable financial tool.
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- Graffiti Logo: For the teenage audience, we created a graffiti-inspired logo that is vibrant and edgy. This design features bright colors and playful fonts, capturing the spirit of teenage culture. The graffiti logo represents the energetic lifestyle that BusyKid promotes, making it relatable and appealing to teenagers.

The two logos work in harmony, allowing BusyKid to maintain a consistent brand presence across different touchpoints while appealing to distinct audiences.

2. Visual Identity and Color Palette

The visual identity of BusyKid was redefined with a new color palette and typography that reflected the brand’s vibrant personality. We chose bold, eye-catching colors that resonate with teenagers and evoke a sense of excitement and fun. The typography was selected to be modern and easy to read, reinforcing the brand’s accessibility and approachability.

Additionally, we incorporated dynamic design elements that are versatile and can be used across various marketing materials, from app interfaces to promotional content. These elements contribute to a cohesive brand experience, making BusyKid instantly recognizable and memorable.

Conclusion

The BusyKid rebrand is more than just a new logo or color scheme; it’s a strategic repositioning that connects with a new generation of users. At ThinkSeb, we take pride in crafting brand identities that resonate, inspire, and drive success.

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