New identity and website for BeBanjo

by javier on 10/05/2010

Many of you may already know BeBanjo, the multi-talented Madrid start-up that develops software for TV and VOD operators. They recently released Movida, a web-based software that untangles the mess for international and multiplatform rights management.

To make good use of Movida’s release, we helped BeBanjo in the redesign of their website and their branding. Our goal was to help explain their products better, and to create a simple yet handsome and extensible visual system to represent them.

We started off by exploring a western theme, lots of things fitted in without being overtly obvious: BeBanjo’s name, Spain’s history of spaguetti western cinema, and the folksy personalities of the team (in a good way!).

We presented a couple of options with a western theme (boots, cacti, banjos, etc) and they fell in love with the simple shapes of this hat:

So I made a family of hats made out of lines. However, when you use a dark background and clear lines they seem more complex than needed. So we added a simple rule:

In the end we decided on keeping the logos black & white, that way we can throw almost any color or texture and it still look goods (not that we would do it!).

Head over to BeBanjo.com to check out their brand new website and identity. I’ll talk about the website later!

There are 3 comments in this article:

  1. 10/05/2010Jorge Gomez Sancha says:

    Yeehaw!!! :-)

  2. 11/05/2010ana says:

    oh my cat! sorry, oh, my god!

  3. 25/05/2010We found our man « BeBanblog says:

    [...] It couldn’t be just any designer – it had to be someone with the potential to take BeBanjo to the next level through Design, in particular through our products, but in general through applying design principles to anything we do, whether it is for our customers, for our friends or for ourselves. Last but not least, it would have to be someone with the design chops to live up to and continue the amazing work that our friends at Vostok have done with Sequence and our website and logos. [...]

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