how do you design an imme­di­ately rec­og­niz­able iden­tity that describes you pre­cisely? how can you build a cap­ti­vat­ing and com­pelling site that tells your story? how will you get your mes­sage in front of the exact peo­ple who are look­ing for you?

Merola designs Office.com identity

Logo, brand guide and pro­mo­tional graph­ics

Before the dot-com implo­sion, Office.com was one of the web’s most com­pre­hen­sive busi­ness sites.
Office.com pro­vides infor­ma­tion on how to start a small busi­ness and pro­vided a Vir­tual Office suite, Online Col­lab­o­ra­tion Soft­ware, Online Cal­en­dar, Group­ware, and web based email for your small busi­ness made Office.com an ambi­tious and help­ful resource.

In August 2009 Microsoft bought the url to pro­mote their Office Suite.

Merola Design cre­ated the Office.com iden­tity in 1990 and col­lab­o­rated with New York brand­ing agency nick+paul and devel­oped brand style guides and pro­mo­tional mate­ri­als for the start-up.

May 13th, 2008 | robert merola | Branding, Logo Design, Portfolio | No Comments »

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