An optimised presence for a strong brand in the HR network
Sharpened brand identity
A new visual language creates clarity, structure and recognisability. Typography, imagery, colour concept and layout system, among other things, were revised with the aim of professionalising and modernising the appearance without losing its identity.
The logo – conciseness through clarity
The existing DGFP logo was carefully revised without changing its recognition value. The characteristic arrow in the emblem remains the defining element, but was optimised in proportion and colour contrast.
People at the centre
The imagery was completely revised. Authentic, natural motifs show people in realistic working situations, with a focus on interaction, diversity and optimism.
Distinctive imagery
Previously, the brand lacked a consistent, recognisable image style. Today, a clear, bright look shapes the presence. Cut-out portraits on coloured brand areas complement the image photos and can be used flexibly, for example in social media formats or as visual backgrounds in digital applications such as Microsoft Teams.
The key visual – an overarching frame for important content
The new key visual translates the theme of connection and focus on people into a modular design element. A frame-and-area system that highlights text or images acts as a visual link across all formats. It provides structure, orientation and high recognisability.
The purpose-built style guide defines design principles, colour and typography rules, the use of the key visual and icons, and examples of digital and analogue applications. This creates a clear set of rules that provides confidence in implementation while leaving enough flexibility to keep developing the brand in a lively way.
From print to digital
The result is a professional, lively Corporate Design that connects all brand elements: logo, colour, typography, imagery and layout system.
It strengthens the DGFP's profile, creates clarity in its presence and enables consistent brand communication across all channels.
„A key part of the process was to review the existing design substance in a structured way and refine it together with the DGFP team. In close coordination, we created clarity and derived concrete rules from it that will ensure a professional and consistent brand presence in future.“Sarah Matzke, Senior Designer Arndtteunissen
We look forward to a no-obligation initial conversation with you
Christian Malling
Senior Project Manager