Dirtbike Database offer a unique database service, where people can report lost of stolen bikes, as well as checking the status of bikes when going to purchase one.
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the brief
Dirtbike Database required 3 main things from this project – a logo and branding, a seamless website design, and database driven development.
To begin developing their digital footprint, the client required a logo that reflected their company. We took the time to understand what they wanted to achieve and their core message – ensuring we could design a memorable logo. Dirtbike Database…
YEAR
2021
MISSION
To design and develop a bespoke database and platform for bike riders and lovers.
TYPE
Web Design,
Web Development
project process
the initial stage
After considering their requirements, we provided Dirtbike Database with 3 initial logo concepts. The client particularly liked one of the logos, so we went with it!
Ultimately, a vibrant and memorable logo that suits a range of formats was chosen.
Bicyclette
The name “Bicyclette” was chosen because this typeface is all about balance and elegance. The idea was to create a highly contrasted sans-serif family carefully balanced between gentle curves and sharp angles, with large capitals opposing uncommonly short lower case, through six distinctive weights.
project process
next steps
With their new branding in place, the next stop was an engaging website with a lot of development work. The site front and backend needed to be seamless in both it’s design and functionality.
We built a series of frontend forms allowing users to create records of their vehicles, storing key information to be used if the vehicle is stolen. We also created frontend forms to allow users to report vehicles as stolen, becoming alerts for other users. Particularly, prospective buyers of vehicles are able to check there are no alerts for the given vehicle.
There are also mechanisms in place to allow users to report sightings of potentially stolen bikes. All of this functionality is gated behind a subscription.
Dirtbike Database wanted a website that coincided with their new logo. There are also mechanisms in place to allow users to report sightings of potentially stolen bikes.
Overall, both ourselves and the client feel that we accurately represented their brand in their new online presence. We’re looking forward to seeing what Dirtbike Database do next.
Dirtbike Database wanted a website that coincided with their new logo. There are also mechanisms in place to allow users to report sightings of potentially stolen bikes.
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