Alina Wheeler does it again. And better than ever. The fourth edition of "Designing Brand Identity" is a truly comprehensive resource of definitions, explanations, insights, and examples of what it means to do outstanding brand identity work. Alina's new book is a must-have for anyone that is interested in brand identity development. And, we're honored and very proud that Alina chose to feature several of our projects throughout her book. Thank you, Alina!

In the week that we welcome Marty Neumeier and Alfredo Muccino to the UK, we remember their recent event in Chile where the pair were invited by the Chilean government to speak to the next generation of entrepreneurs about innovation and design. Marty delivered an inspiring talk from his new book, Metaskills, and Alfredo laid out the process of building a culture of nonstop innovation—Silicon Valley style.

Flying used to mean something, and American Airlines is trying to make flying meaningful again by delivering a better brand experience on the ground and in the air. Yet, most of the conversations about this rebranding effort seem to be focusing on the new logo. Of course, we all know that your logo is not your brand. This idea was first put forward a decade ago by our Director of Transformation, Marty Neumeier, and it's never been truer. So, I wonder why is it that so many people in our industry still talk about the logo as if it was a brand?

Alina Wheeler does it again. And better than ever. The fourth edition of "Designing Brand Identity" is a truly comprehensive resource of definitions, explanations, insights, and examples of what it means to do outstanding brand identity work. Alina's new book is a must-have for anyone that is interested in brand identity development. And, we're honored and very proud that Alina chose to feature several of our projects throughout her book. Thank you, Alina!

El volar solía tener significado, y American Airlines esta intentando devolvérselo al entregar una mejor experiencia de marca tanto en tierra como en el cielo. A pesar de esto, muchas de las conversaciones sobre este esfuerzo de rebranding se han enfocado únicamente en el nuevo logo. Claro, todos sabemos que tu logo no es tu marca. Esta idea fue planteada y difundida hace más de una década por nuestro Director of Transformation, Marty Neumeier, y nunca ha sido más cierta. Entonces me pregunto por qué todavía tanta gente dentro de nuestra industria aún habla sobre el logo como si fuese la marca.

Imagine this. You’re sitting on a sun-washed terrace with a small group of brand enthusiasts from around the world. The talk is about strategy, design, innovation, and the future of marketing. Across a green velvet expanse lies the 16th-century chateau where you’ve just spent the morning working hard on your brand. But now it’s lunchtime, and attention turns to the salade chevre chaud. The purpose statements, positioning frameworks, and launch roadmaps can wait—at least until the ile flottante.

Flying used to mean something, and American Airlines is trying to make flying meaningful again by delivering a better brand experience on the ground and in the air. Yet, most of the conversations about this rebranding effort seem to be focusing on the new logo. Of course, we all know that your logo is not your brand. This idea was first put forward a decade ago by our Director of Transformation, Marty Neumeier, and it's never been truer. So, I wonder why is it that so many people in our industry still talk about the logo as if it was a brand?

Estamos contentos de informar que sobrevivimos al último CES show. Para el CES de este año las expectativas eran bajísimas, sin embargo – la Asociación de Electrónicos de Consumo – considera que fue el show más grande en su historia. Participaron más de 150.000 personas para ver el lanzamiento en Las Vegas de más de 20.000 nuevos productos – sin embargo, nos fuimos un poco decepcionados. ¿Porqué? ¡Descarga nuestro reporte y lee sobre ello!

Marty Neumeier and Alfredo Muccino were invited by the Chilean government to speak to the next generation of entrepreneurs about innovation and design. Marty delivered an inspiring talk from his new book, Metaskills, and Alfredo laid out the process of building a culture of nonstop innovation—Silicon Valley style.

As one of the international speakers at UX London, our Director of Transformation, Marty Neumeier will be flying in from the US to talk about his latest book, "Metaskills: Five Talents for the Robotic Age". There will be three days of inspiring talks and practical workshops on Product Design, Behavior Design and Design Strategy featuring 28 of the most respected professionals in the industry – including Tom Hulme of IDEO, Genevieve Bell of Intel, Richard Seymour, co-founder of SeymorPowell and Peter Melholz of GroupOn. Marty does not come visit us in London often, so this is a great opportunity to meet him in person. What’s more, we've secured a 10% discount for Liquid’s friends and clients.