Primer Design Cases
1 case across 1 studio
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Primer projects in press coverage.
News & interviews
- The Edit: five projects including Dokument’s soft, no-frills identity for fertility brand inne
The Brand Identity · Dec 20, 2023
The Brand Identity’s biweekly feature ‘The Edit’ spotlights five design projects from around the world. Highlights include Dokument’s soft, human-centered identity for fertility brand inne, Studio Echt’s structural logo for Kukla Scaffolding, Designworks’ global rebrand for Robotics Plus, Marx Design’s minimalist campaign for Thankyou, and The Office of Ordinary Things’ sustainable design for CDR Primer. Each project showcases thoughtful design approaches across branding, packaging, and digital applications.
DokumentStudio EchtDesignworksinneKukla Scaffoldingbranding - Primer SEESAW: Low-code Payment Orchestration and Commerce Automation
SEESAW · Sep 13, 2023
SEESAW features the website for Primer, a low-code payment orchestration and commerce automation platform. The listing highlights the use of the Aeonik typeface and categorizes the project under fintech and infrastructure. It serves as a showcase entry rather than an in-depth case study.
SEESAWPrimerdigital - Introducing Primer Electrolyte Charged Hard Seltzers: The First Ever Multi-ABV Variety Packs Launching February 2022
· Nov 23, 2021
The article introduces Primer, a new electrolyte-charged hard seltzer brand offering the first multi-ABV variety packs. The minimalist grey aluminum cans feature large numbers indicating alcohol content (0%, 5%, or 8%) and emphasize hydration with electrolytes. The design focuses on simplicity and clarity for consumers seeking control over their drinking experience.
Primerpackaging - The Designers: Made Thought’s Joseph Lebus details his unconventional journey into the industry
The Brand Identity · May 16, 2020 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Made Thought designer Joseph Lebus about his unconventional path into design, his typographic experimentation, and his approach to creativity. Lebus discusses how his background in languages informs his visual work, his experiences working remotely, and key projects such as collaborations with IOM and Imprimerie Du Marais. The conversation highlights his belief in experimentation, process, and pushing creative boundaries.