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Go from point A to point B.
with Jean-Christophe Denier
Task: artistic direction, logos iteration, animations, prints declinaisons.
Between 2014 and 2015 the creation of companies dedicated to passenger transport increased by 85%. In France - and elsewhere - the development of services such as VTC (private pick-up service) has improved service for the customer.
As part of my first year at Hétic I wanted to do an internship as a product designer at Heetch who have established themselves on this market.
After experiencing a big change in there service by only offering professional drivers. Heetch wished to assert there new position on the market by renewing their brand image.
Go from point A to point B.
Many drivers available.
Looking for a transport.
Available 7/7 days and all night.
The first function is to create a homogeneous identity across borders so that users can in the blink of an eye associate graphic elements with the brand.
The second is to guide future designers who would perpetuate the image of Heetch. Once these graphic elements are defined they can be adapted to all media.
Used for background as mucj as possible to anchor our roots.
Used for punchlines and headlines to catch eye.
Used in all the content and elements seen throughout all applications.
Used on poster, video and social media material.
Used to express itinerary through all supports.
Abstract content must be represented by minimal shapes.
of the visitors are drivers
Confusion between the flow for the drivers and the flow for the passengers.
Put forward the driver flow without neglecting the passengers.
of the visitors are on mobile
Privilege the comfort on mobile by proposing a mobile first interface.
Heetch extend their service to several countries in which their offers differ.
We chose to develop the skeleton of the site with cards which allows a great modularity of the content without changing the form.