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livery design

Vehicle livery helps customers to easily recognise a brand and associate with it. When customers regularly get to see the livery on a company's vehicle, they start recognising the logo and
brand name. If customers start recognizing your brand,
you have achieved the first goal of advertising.

Mission

Norfolk County Council introduced a Park & Ride scheme and needed a consistent design throughout their fleet of buses.

After I had produced initial concepts for the bus livery and they were approved, a whole identity scheme was created.

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Mission

The Norfolk County Council's

Park & Ride scheme needed an identity scheme to include various bus route liveries as well as bus station signage, bus posters,

car parking signs and general information design.

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Mission

The design guide was a useful tool for supply companies associated with setting up and maintaining the Park & Ride scheme.

Design guides help save time and money when a large scheme has to be implemented and managed in a visually consistent way across different mediums.

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Mission

Typographic guidelines within the design guide were included to help sustain a recognisable brand for the Park & Ride scheme.

Signage examples were set out to guide designers and production companies on how to present certain types of information.

 

  

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Mission

The Park & Ride customer base was a mixed demographic, so marketing literature was needed in different styles aimed at attracting each demographic. 

 

The design guide demonstrated how the county council wanted to reach their different audiences through a series of visual styles.

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