To make the road an appealing destination, we aimed to highlight all the unique areas and experiences along this route. Therefore, we developed the concept “Fjord to Glacier”. Each icon illustrates an area along the road, and collectively, they represent Glacier Road. To appeal to the target audience, we made the identity bold, tight, and dynamic. The colors in the identity are drawn from the fjord, the glacier, and the road itself. The font is bold and inspired by road signs. The Glacier Road website is designed to be an interactive journey. On the landing page, one can scroll through all parts of Glacier Road. The subpages provide detailed information about the various places and the experiences available in the vicinity.

Glacier Road is a route in Hardanger that connects the fjord and glacier. The road climbs 1200 meters and stretches 19 km long. The Jondal municipality wanted to transform the road into a new and attractive destination in the region. The target audience for Glacier Road is the active and travel-hungry tourist, who desires to experience varied and spectacular nature.

Strategically, video was used to showcase Vimond's expertise in streaming. A dynamic color palette was created, which consistently moves and unfolds in the form of subtle technical nuances. Assistance was also provided in strategic work, designing iconography, and developing landing pages for the various products.

Vimond provides editing tools to video companies, primarily hosting services for streaming platforms. The task was to redesign the website with the aim of categorizing and clarifying the products, as well as seamlessly developing an already established visual identity.

The name 'Birk' derives from partner lawyer Henrik Birkeland’s name, and it signifies . The color usage is calm and consistent, appearing in everything from business cards to the colors on the office walls. The film on Birk’s website brings life and tranquility, focusing on the streets of Bergen.

Birk Law Firm is a unique kind of law firm. With a down-to-earth visual expression, they meet individuals and companies with a personal and friendly tone that stands out from the stiff "top-down" attitude many other lawyers have.

Together, we aimed to clarify the museums as a unified entity. We sought to uplift their existing identities by allowing the museums' values to adapt to a modern context and appeal to the contemporary eye, while also highlighting the values and unique qualities each brings to the whole.

The expression is kept simple, and it's through an exciting use of grids and whitespace that attention is captivated. It was crucial, especially considering how central these museums, rural museums, art houses, and ship preservation centers are to their local areas, that they appeared attractive to both new visitors and familiar faces.

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The Hardanger and Voss Museum is a consolidated museum formed in 2006. Together, it brings together museums, centers, and art houses such as the Hardanger Ship Preservation Center, Voss Folk Museum, Hardanger Folk Museum, Agatunet, Kunsthuset Kabuso, Granvin Rural Museum, and more in the regions of Hardanger and Voss under one name.

The new identity and website for Norsk Vannkraft capture the essence of water with wave patterns and green hues inspired by Norwegian nature, symbolizing the green shift. A modern font with flowing details adds a unique touch to the design. This, combined with a focus on trust and collaboration with landowners, has revitalized Vannkraft's connection to its purpose and landscape.

Norsk Vannkraft is a West Coast-based industrial challenger committed to creating lasting value in collaboration with its partners. Their goal is to drive the green shift by harnessing Norwegian small-scale hydropower, benefiting waterfall owners, local communities, owners, and nature. Contributing to local value creation alongside landowners and fostering a strong, long-term relationship with them is crucial for Norsk Vannkraft.

The result was a complete overhaul of both the website and identity. The goal for the website was to establish a more intuitive structure of practical information, as well as study programs and locations, which further inspires readers to easily navigate to a final choice of study abroad. The identity also received a major boost with more contemporary and distinctive typography, new colors, and a new brand mark imbued with inherent symbolism; destination (pin) and journey (arrow).

New websites and identity for GoStudy, passionate about helping students achieve their dreams of combining travel and studies abroad.