Methodology and work process

The project began with a benchmark of technology consultancies, both regionally and internationally, with the goal of identifying visual patterns, communication styles, and value propositions that could serve as references. In parallel, we conducted workshops with the Mythod team to understand their values, priorities, and the personality the brand needed to convey. With this information, we defined the visual identity: logo, color palette, typography, and a graphic language that worked consistently across both offline and digital media. For the digital side, we designed a basic UI kit that allowed us to maintain consistency in components and speed up website development. Collaboration with stakeholders was constant throughout the process, reviewing progress and ensuring that design decisions aligned with business expectations. Finally, I was responsible for developing the website in WordPress, where it was necessary to create custom plugins to cover specific functionalities not offered natively by the platform. This technical work, combined with visual direction, enabled the launch of a solid, flexible product that was faithful to the brand’s new identity.
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Project challenges

Consistency across offline, digital, and service verticals

The challenge was not only aligning the identity between print and digital, but also shaping Mythod’s different service verticals (technology, consulting, talent, design, etc.). Each line needed its own visibility within the website and materials, without losing unity with the main brand.

To solve this, we designed a flexible visual system that maintained a common foundation—typography, grid, graphic style—while allowing light variations in color usage, so that each vertical stood out without fragmenting the brand.

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Custom web development within WordPress

Although the website was built on WordPress, we quickly realized the platform’s native functionalities were not enough to cover all of Mythod’s needs.

Instead of forcing solutions with generic templates, we chose to develop custom plugins that added the necessary logic and flexibility.

This approach allowed us to maintain a clean, scalable structure while ensuring that design and user experience remained consistent with the new brand identity.

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Brand strategy with a future vision

Beyond solving the identity and website for the present, it was important to think about how the brand could grow and adapt as Mythod expanded services or entered new sectors.

Defining solid brand guidelines covering both offline and digital uses helped build a scalable foundation and prepared the company for future growth scenarios.

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Emerging design standards in the Saudi market and local competition

In Saudi Arabia, the design and digital branding sector is in full evolution, and there were no clear benchmarks among local consultancies.

It was necessary to analyze both regional competitors and major international consultancies, then translate those insights into a proposal that felt modern, professional, and competitive in the Saudi context.

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Project video

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