goWebgo
A name that already said “go”.
goWebgo writes the code for the sites I design. So I made it an identity in return: the “go WEB go” mark with its circuit lines, the business card, the logo animation, the social media and the site.
From gogos
to go WEB go.
The logo animation, frame by frame. Scroll to watch the mark emerge from the name, or tap a step.
Five colours,
one circuit.
Purple for the web, navy for space, lilac for the lines that connect it all. Tap a chip to copy the colour.
Social media.
I design and run goWebgo's Instagram. The circuit lines became a system: they open every post, point to the next slide and keep the numbering.
The first carousel: who they are, what they make, how they work and who they work with.
Five steps, from the first chat to going live. The second one, design, is mine.
Five things every e-shop needs, with little screen drawings instead of photos.
A cover for every project
The same mould every time: the site on a screen, the name, one line and a circuit arrow pointing outwards.
Projects
Process
Tips
Q&A
the highlight icons, in the same lines
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reel
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reel
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story
The card.
On the front, go WEB go inside an arrow of circuit lines. On the back, the contact details and the planet peeking out of the corner. Tap to flip it.
And their site.
I designed gowebgo.gr too: a purple background, the mark in the menu bar, a circuit line pointing to the projects, and next to the headline, whatever they're building right now. The code, of course, was written by goWebgo.
Me on design,
goWebgo on code.
We work together: I design, goWebgo builds. The sites we've made this way: