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Nutrient: A bold new look, one atom at a time

Illustration: Nutrient: A bold new look, one atom at a time

We’re excited to share the story behind our brand’s transformation. This isn’t just a visual refresh — it’s a complete evolution of our identity and product offerings, designed to reflect our vision for the future.

How it all began

When reimagining our brand, we faced a significant challenge: uniting multiple companies and products under one cohesive identity. To bring our vision to life, we partnered with the world-renowned design agency Pentagram.

With a detailed brief in hand, we embarked on a collaborative, iterative journey. The result? A brand that seamlessly blends creativity, feedback, and precision — one that we’re incredibly proud of.

The atom: The core of our identity

At the heart of our new brand lies the atom — a circular form that symbolizes connection, growth, and innovation. This versatile element represents the harmony of multiple systems working together — much like an ecosystem — reflecting our ambition to continuously evolve and push boundaries.

The atom also serves as the foundation for our logo, where dynamic, circular dots converge to form an “N.” Warm neutrals paired with vibrant accent colors enhance our approachable and friendly identity, while the design embodies stability, scalability, and collaboration.

A new art direction: People and nature

Our refreshed art direction focuses on two central themes: people and nature. When zoomed out, our brand is about people — their experiences, needs, and creativity.

Zoomed out image that represents people

When zoomed in, it’s about the product — the precise details that power those experiences.

Zoomed in image that represents products

This duality ensures that our brand remains relatable, human, and engaging, while emphasizing the innovative spirit driving our work.

Reinventing the website architecture

One of the primary goals of our rebrand was to create a website that could serve diverse audiences without causing confusion. Our SDKs cater to developers, our low-code offerings target IT specialists, and our workflow platform is designed for citizen developers.

The solution? A unified website structured like five distinct sites under one roof. We developed a top navigation that includes all product lines, with content that adapts to the user’s selected offering.

As users navigate the site, they’ll notice the atom’s influence throughout — from background animations to animated sample documents — forming strong interactions and interconnected ecosystems.

Even our icons, along with other design elements, are designed using atoms and feature rounded corners, echoing the circular form of the atom.

Icons and elements with rounded corners

Expanding the brand across touchpoints

Our brand’s versatility shines through in every touchpoint — from newsletters to sample documents. These assets are built on a dotted atom grid, ensuring visual cohesion across all mediums.

Image elements with dotted effect

Soft shapes with rounded corners emphasize the human-centric nature of our design, reinforcing a consistent, recognizable brand identity.

Image with sample docs

What’s next

This transformation marks the beginning of an ongoing journey. Our commitment to continuous evolution drives us to push boundaries, explore new possibilities, and share more updates as we shape the future together.

Authors
Ajda Bevc Designer

Babi Brasileiro Designer

Babi enjoys creating inspiring visuals that solve problems and communicate ideas engagingly. Outside of the office, find her camping at the archipelago or meeting friends.

Maša Majce Designer

Maša is super fond of the challenges of the digital day and age. Her approach to design is driven by curiosity. You might also find her at a dance studio or exploring the streets to find inspirational architecture and design.

Petra Bukovinski Designer

Petra loves to take on complex design problems. She believes that good design is a reflection of a company’s vision. When not designing, she can be found in nature or experimenting in the kitchen.

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