After going through a major rebranding in late 2019, Blueboard was looking to have their new image represented everywhere, including in our office. As a first-time endeavor, I started off gathering insights and feedback from coworkers about what they would like to see in their new office. Once I had a strong grip on the communal goals, I started to plan desk pod layouts to ensure my designs would accommodate the number of new desks we needed to add. I then went through cycles of iteration and review in order to perfect our creative. After that was finalized I sought out vendors to put all of my interior design plans into action.

Both of these projects were a huge learning experience for me. As some of the first interior design and apparel design projects I had been tasked with professionally, it was a make-or-break situation. After endless hours of researching best practices for designing at a massive scale and in terms of apparel, finding solid vendors, and making sure I was staying in budget all the while, Blueboard, including its Founders, was extremely satisfied with the physical brand experience I delivered.

Expanding called for breaking down a wall between our previous office and the space we were expanding into. This created a hallway between the two office spaces and allowed for two more conference rooms, three call booths, 12 desks, and one large common area bridging the two offices.

We formally debuted the redesigned office in February 2020. I used brand elements such as the ripples to convey movement throughout the space and featured the company mission over the common space.

Through the later part of 2020 and into 2021, Blueboard's headcount grew exponentially. After managing to create a successful remote onboarding process, making sure new employees felt a part of the team was a crucial next step. Along with internal branding assets such as custom Slack icons of our iconography, LinkedIn headers, and branded headshots, I designed a full package of Blueboard swag for each person in the company to choose from. As we developed the brand, more swag and assets for in-person events started popping up (pencils, notebooks, tradeshow collateral).

As a part of a video mailer campaign, we created custom brochures, boxes, and shipping boxes to deliver an exciting and unique brand experience to prospects before they even opened the brochure. Custom logo and brand stamps cover the exterior shipping box to provide a handcrafted feel with every delivery.