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THE PROBLEM

For a fresh, fun look at failure and a great source of life hacks, What Not To Do is where trusted experts share what not to do. It replaces the 'do as I say' approach with the more honest 'don’t do as I did' one. Visitors have chance to learn from other people’s experiences so that they can embrace the negative in their own lives. Illustrating the alternative pathways to success.

THE SOLUTION

A web based platform appealing to Millenials and Snowflakes where expert contributors share their failures so others may learn from them. The design is popart and punk inspired, where the initials WNTD make up the logo, which is deliberately unbalanced. The hidden ‘A’ and ‘E’ show the subconscious thoughts, this is ‘Wanted’ information.

THE SUPPORTS

▫ Logo design and brand development
▫ Website design
▫ Promotional items and Merchandise
▫ Digital promotional brochures

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Brand Matters

CUBE Design creates unique and powerful visual brands to help your business grow and succeed. We want to see good branding being used to good effect. To this end we offer tips and advice in Brand Matters which we hope helps you. If you have a burning issue, just ask us.

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