MevoLife Rebrand

A rebrand for a fitness SaaS platform whose look had stopped matching its ambition: a new mark, a front end designed for their engineers to build, and an animation to introduce it.

The MevoLife rebrand, showing the new identity applied

MevoLife · Freelance designer, working with their engineering team

Brand identity · Art direction · Image selection · Front-end design in Figma · Motion · Social


The challenge

MevoLife is an all-in-one software platform for the fitness industry. Coaches, personal trainers, dietitians, nutritionists, gyms and studios run their business through it, and their clients get an app at the other end. The old look was dull and dated and did not speak to the audience they were trying to win.

The work

Settled the direction in style tiles first.
Type, color, imagery and tone side by side, so the direction could be agreed before any page was laid out.

MevoLife style tiles showing type, colour and imagery direction
Style tiles: the direction settled before any page was designed. 

Built both halves of the business into the mark.
The platform serves the fitness side and the health side, so the M is drawn as a heartbeat line and a dumbbell in the same stroke.

The MevoLife logo before and after the rebrand, showing the new M drawn as a heartbeat line and a dumbbell
Before and after. The new M reads as a heartbeat and a dumbbell at once. 
The MevoLife mark in vertical and horizontal lockups, presented in an isometric style
The MevoLife mark in vertical and horizontal lockups, presented in an isometric style.

Selected the imagery from stock against the style tiles. 
Chosen on four things: candid rather than posed, camera angle, what is happening in frame, and the energy and emotion it carries.

Lifestyle imagery selected for the MevoLife brand
Imagery selected against the style tile direction.

Designed the front end in Figma for their engineers to build.
Designed the site layout and handed it to their engineering team, who built it.

MevoLife website and social media banners after the rebrand
The site and social banners, built to the same direction.

Animated the introduction. 
An animated intro, so the brand had a way to introduce itself.

The animated introduction.

RESULTS

A new identity, from style tiles to a mark carrying both sides of the business

An image direction selected against the style tiles

A redesigned front end, built by their engineering team, with social banners to match

An animated brand introduction

Back to the agency, and an identity that came from reading the mood in the building.

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