Learning Platform
In 2020, the creators of Altius Foundation approached me for the purpose of branding one of their products. These creators were also associated with Breadcrumb, another brand I had worked for. The creators decided that I wanna learn should be exhibited with a logo that was comprehensible and hence easy to understand, while reflecting the brand’s educational vision.
Currently, I wanna learn is doing very well and has managed to be implemented in around 60 schools in India.
About IWL
I wanna learn is an initiative concerned with your journey with Mathematics. With this platform, you can enhance your Mathematics skills one by one at your own pace. Not only does it help the student in learning Maths with ease, but it keeps them engaged with a myriad of exercises and activities.
The platform has been developed with the purpose of providing a system where the student is the primary stakeholder of their learning and able to improve their Mathematics abilities with ease.
From the inception, we discussed I wanna learn on a broader level, as a company, not just a platform. As such, we went over its values, what it offers, the aspects and emotions that form the core of the brand and other points. We wanted to make sure that the logo reflected the educational vision of I wanna learn, in addition to imparting happiness and friendliness, hence giving it a human touch. In this lieu, I ensured that whatever ideas I brainstormed consisted of some sort of Mathematics symbols so users could instantly understand the platform’s industry.
After going over a few ideas, I came up with the solution that the ‘mathematics symbols’ and a ‘book’ as a smile would be best suited for the logo.
Colour Palette
While working on the logo, I experimented with a diverse range of colors, with a prime focus on soft shades. Eventually, green stood out as the main brand color and a clear favorite among me and the platform’s creators.
Brand Typeface
Grold Rounded provides a cheerful, soft and happy look while its clean structure means it's not too loud and still fits with the other elements. On the other hand, Grold is more suited to type-setting, as well as tagline.
