In late 2015 Robert Bosch asked us to create a new digital brand identity in line with their new corporate design. The goal was to build a living UI Library that would position the traditional brand to be more emotional, modern, and timeless.
Bosch is a brand synonymous with quality, longevity and realiability – ‘Invented for Life’ is their brand promise.
The connection between humanity and technology.
To be in-line with the brand positioning we created a digital UI library that was fully based on the principles of atomic design. Everything was connected and defined by the brand principles. The challenge for our team was to create a living document that could be 100% re-used globally.
We derived every graphic element from the brand's strongest asset - the supergraphic.
A design system at scale - from small UI elements to bespoke campaign microsites.
Within the digital creative execution, we have intentionally created a system that can scale from simple content pages to creative campaign microsites – without re-creating components or the need to create fully bespoke elements that can not be re-used.
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My Role & Responsibilities
I spent a little over 1.5 years working on the Robert Bosch account. During that time I was mainly responsible to maintain the living UI Library – creating and reviewing new components from our teams in Germany, presenting new additions to our senior clients, and getting sign-off. The work on the digital styleguide resulted in over 15 projects I worked on either in an oversight or hands-on role. Always making sure we deliver consistent and on-brand experiences.
The Creative Team
Tom Schaafs – Creative Director
Frederik Spahrkaes – Design Lead
Peter Smyczek – UX Lead
Rebecca Werres – Visual Designer
Ben Lipinski – Junior UX Designer