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Training in web development. Motion, interaction, and the crossover with design.

Showroom is a product information management platform. It helps brands organize, manage, and share product data from one place, making it easier to keep information consistent and work with retail and distribution partners.
Many brands manage product information across a mess of spreadsheets, files, and retail channels. Showroom solves that by putting product data, images, descriptions, and assets in one place. Teams can keep information consistent, cut down on manual work, and share accurate product content with outside partners.

The references and visual territory the Showroom identity was developed against.

I picked the shipping box as the foundation of the brand concept. It stands for products, inventory, and distribution, the core of what Showroom does. It's also an easy visual metaphor for how brands package, manage, and deliver product information across retail channels.

The 3D room illustration plays with turning a simple package into an organized digital space. It shows how Showroom takes scattered product assets, descriptions, and information and turns them into something structured and easy to access. The room works as a metaphor for one workspace where all the product data lives.
After exploring a few concepts, I landed on a final logo built around connectivity, structure, and centralization. The geometric form gives it a modern, scalable mark that reflects Showroom's role as a hub for organizing and distributing product information.

I tried out several color variations to check visibility, contrast, and personality across different environments. The palette I picked balances professional and approachable, and keeps the logo recognizable across digital products and marketing materials.

A strong identity system goes beyond the logo. To keep things consistent across customer touchpoints, I applied the Showroom brand to social media, professional networking profiles, and marketplace integrations.

A look at the research, experimentation, and visual development behind the Showroom brand. Through a lot of iteration, it went from early concepts to a complete identity system.








