How do you rework a logo for maximum flexibility?
CHALLENGE—
Compass Rose Benefits Group's original logo had its limitations. It was an emblem-only format, making it unsuitable for diverse applications. The muted color palette and gradient failed to reproduce well, especially in print.
Additionally, the logo’s font lacked contrast and hierarchy, making long content blur together, and the all-caps style posed readability concerns.
SOLUTION—
TBH Creative set out to breathe life and flexibility into Compass Rose Benefits Group’s brand. We nixed the logo’s problematic gradient and created horizontal and emblem versions, ensuring greater readability when the logo is used in various sizes.
We infused the art with a subtle yellow color, bringing warmth to the previously cold palette and creating a logo that is both vibrant and inviting.
For typography, we selected a headline font that elevated scannability, and—by moving away from the all-caps typesetting—we improved both accessibility and general readability.