Signal 7

by Eberle, Lars 1 February 2010 in Branding

Corporate Design for German IT company Signal 7.

The name initially derived from signals which are used in Linux to communicate processes.
Signal 7 was a sign for a critical system error.

For the new corporate design, we decided to leave this initial meaning aside and focus on signals sent by people being completely lost.
The cool and slightly technical design plays with all kind of signals, morse code, signal rockets, etc.

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