Designlab already had a visual identity. What it needed was a scalable design system capable of supporting multiple courses, teams, and educational products without losing coherence.
Designlab
Rebranding, Design System & Template Design
Intro
My Role
Senior communication designer and creative director responsible for expanding the brand into a complete design system.
Process
Each educational track received its own color identity while remaining connected through one shared visual grammar. The system included accessible color architecture, hundreds of icons, educational frameworks, infographic systems, templates, and reusable UI structures — all designed modularly inside Figma. The icon library became the largest component: a navigational language spanning accessibility, UX research, interaction design, e-commerce, and design thinking.
Collaboration & Refinement
Regular input from marketing, content, and development teams ensured a well-rounded design. Feedback loops helped fine-tune every detail, while post-launch tweaks kept the brand evolving.
Why It Mattered
A design school’s own systems should demonstrate the same rigor it teaches. The final system created enough flexibility to support growth while keeping the overall brand visually unified.
Rebranding Audit
Future Backcasting
Fonts
Color System
Templates Redesign
Color Palette Evolution
Color Palette Applied for Each Course and New Logo Course
Icons Design for Course A
Icons Design for Course B
Icons Design for Course C
Icons Design for Course D
UI Template
UI Template, Design System Example
Infographic Example
Infographic Example
Matrix Template
Matrix Template
UX Deliverables Example
UX Deliverables Example
UX Deliverables Example
UX Deliverables Example
Creative Director: Igor Dinuzzi
Design Supervisor: Stephanie Ponce
Copywriter: Tim Moore
Art Director & Graphic Design: Igor Dinuzzi