Turning positive energy into unreal results.
We power some of the world’s most innovative and demanding industries. How? By plugging into the planet. Our clean grid and stable climate cuts costs and energy usage. Designed from the ground up, our data center is engineered for optimal high-performance computing. So we can focus on powering you forward. But it’s not just our location and design that makes us extraordinary, it’s our people too. Because every day, we go above and beyond to help you achieve your goals.
The Wordmark
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Verne Global own and operate one of Iceland’s largest data-centers. Abundant power and cool air address the key issues facing today’s data revolution – power pricing and availability.
Brand Building
The new Verne Global brand had to work in a wide array of settings - from trade show stands to print ads, from every online incarnation and as signage within the data centre itself. I developed a meticulous set of guidelines containing an extensive colour palette along with typography and design constraints strong enough to support the brand without a heavy reliance on a restrictive set of corporate colours allowing more creativity across campaigns.
Web Design
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Interaction and motion design were very important factors to give the website the polish it required. I designed a unique header section and horizontal navigation that made the site easy to explore and created an impact when first landing on the homepage, working with the developers to bring it to life across devices.
Content Hub
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Verne already had a library of great content including blog posts, discussion papers, and videos that I wanted to make sure were shown off to maximum effect. Through a well-thought-out user experience and the clean, bold brand principles I’d set, we achieved a beautiful site design that was easy to explore and constantly engaging.
Beautifully Responsive
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It goes without saying that the website was fully responsive but it needed to have the same ease of navigation, discovery and visual impact at every screen size. Working through the early UX phase it was always at the forefront of my mind to design the site so that the content was arranged into a compelling narrative no matter what device it was viewed from.
