In an era where cutting-edge technology is reshaping every facet of life, healthcare remains a sector where innovation is not only desired but urgently needed. So we partnered with Superpower to create the world’s most comprehensive longevity system. Superpower leverages advanced diagnostics with vetted therapeutics to create a personalized health journey designed for longevity. We set out to create more than just a service; our goal was to inaugurate a new dawn in healthcare, where advanced solutions and personalized care converge to forge a brighter, healthier future.

Superpower emerges as a beacon in health, merging technology with a lifestyle-centric approach. A comprehensive health dashboard intertwines personal and universal health narratives, celebrating the human body’s potential and the team's technological achievements.

Empowered by a custom wordmark that reflects scientific rigor and clarity, our aim is to ensure that the wealth of health knowledge is readily accessible to all. NB International, through its adherence to structure over optical correction, gives the Superpower experience a raw feel, refined and guided through a generous spacing system, and emphasized through high contrast type scale.

Bold silhouettes stand out against dynamic backdrops, striking in their simplicity and rich in implication. Type and image anchor Superpower’s dedication to placing health literacy at the heart of user experience, embodying our ethos: empowering users with tools and information to turn optimal health into a personal reality.

Early access invite

Superpower welcome package

Appointment reminder

RX packaging

Superpower’s health dashboard

Homepage

Hypercard offers the “first personal credit card powered by employers”. The identity was developed by Daybreak Studio, combining Eiko with MD Primer. The logo is custom:

The logomark of Hypercard, symbolises the opportunities and potential unlocked by the platform, drawing inspiration from the inner workings of a bank vault. The wordmark incorporates metaphors from the Art Deco era, employing arches and sharp corners to convey a sense of style and sophistication. Additionally, fluid glass forms communicate the vivified clarity that hypercard creates with benefits, a sense of potential emerging with the refracting light.

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For my design and photography portfolio website, I used Taklobo as the animated display type on landing and in the footer. Body copy is set in Forma DJR, while tags and captions are set in NT Bau Mono.

The site’s layout site is set in a strict modular grid, using a 24 pixel baseline grid for vertical rhythm. Projects included on the site are Arabic typography experiments, user experience and research projects, 3D visualisations, and service design.

Dimitri Jeannottat, a Biel-based senior designer of Studio Joost Grootens developed a series of posters for the 2018 edition of the Lausanne Underground Film & Music Festival (LUFF).

The goal was to develop a visual langage that follows the same experimental path as most of the artists invited to perform or screen at LUFF. The design therefore reflects on the festival approach itself. The process is adventurous, open for accidents, and becomes as important as the end result.

The series comprises about 40 different visuals that were designed by Dimitri Jeannottat, using images by Tiphaine Allemann and generated with a software developed by Pierre Charmillot.

LL Riforma is used throughout.

Festival booklet.