Healthcare UX design agencies in Europe 2026
Seven healthcare UX design agencies in Europe with real health case studies, how we chose them and how a founder should compare them.
20 Oct 2026
The best design agencies by industry in 2026
Hand-picked design studios for 14 industries, from SaaS and HealthTech to fashion and public services, with real projects you can check.
Short answer
The best design agency is the one that already knows your buyer. A studio that designs beer cans will not know what a hospital procurement team checks, and a studio that designs bank apps will not know how an installer reads a wiring diagram. So this guide is split by industry: 14 of them, from SaaS and HealthTech to fashion, travel and public services, with four or five studios each. Every studio name links to its website, and every project links to the case study, so you can judge the work yourself.
A note before you read. We’re on five of these lists, in the industries where most of our work is. We held ourselves to the same four rules, wrote our entries in the same format as everyone else’s and never put ourselves first. The other nine lists don’t include us at all. Nobody paid to be here.
How we chose
Four rules, applied to every studio, including us:
Proof in the industry.
At least one public case study for a client in that industry. Not a logo in a client strip.Recent work.
Projects from 2022 onward where we could date them. Where a studio’s best example is older, we say so.Work you can check.
Every studio links to its website and every example to the studio’s own case study, or to press coverage where the studio hasn’t published one.Fit for a growing company.
Studios that take on startups, scale-ups and smaller organisations, not only global corporations.
Ratings and headcounts come from Clutch or the studio’s own pages, checked in October 2026. Rankings within each list are our judgement.
Who are the best SaaS and AI design agencies?
Best SaaS design agencies
SaaS buyers compare you with three tabs open. The brand has to look like a company that will still exist in five years, and the product has to explain itself in a demo.
Focus Lab
Richmond Hill, Georgia, US · founded 2010. A branding studio that works almost only with B2B software companies. Work to look at: Quantive, the identity for Gtmhub’s rename. LaunchDarkly, brand strategy, a new logo and the website UI. Best for: B2B SaaS companies going through a rename or a serious rebrand.Moving Brands
London and San Francisco · founded 1998. Senior identity work for scale-ups that need to look bigger than their headcount. Work to look at: Vanta, a brand system built around the llama mascot, with motion and tone of voice. Gong, identity, website and key product screens. Best for: Series B and later companies with a category to own.Ramotion
San Francisco, US · 4.9 on Clutch from 29 reviews. Brand, website and the build, under one roof, with a dedicated SaaS practice. Work to look at: Island, brand and Webflow site for the enterprise browser as it left stealth. Clearbit, a rebuilt marketing site. Best for: teams that need a new brand and a live website on one timeline.Dtail Studio
Barcelona, Spain · 16+ years · 5.0 on Clutch. A small senior team working across brand and product. Work to look at: ConverSight, an AI analytics platform for manufacturers and distributors: the complete brand and the platform, not the marketing website. Best for: seed to Series A SaaS teams that want brand and product designed together.Eleken
Kyiv, Ukraine · 4.9 on Clutch from 127 reviews. Product UX rather than brand, with more than 70 published SaaS case studies, most of them dashboards and complex workflows. Work to look at: Hubble Network, a geospatial dashboard with role-based views and a mobile scanning app. Datawisp, a no-code data analysis product redesign. Best for: product teams whose UI has outgrown its first version.
Best design agencies for AI products
AI products have a strange problem: the thing they do is invisible. The best AI brands give the invisible a shape, a voice and a reason to trust it.
Studio Dumbar/DEPT
Rotterdam, Netherlands · founded 1977 · part of DEPT since 2016. An ongoing design partner to OpenAI since spring 2024. Work to look at: OpenAI DevDay 2025, an identity built from code-like layouts, ASCII characters and arcade games. OpenAI, event design, brand motion and the shaders behind ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice mode. Best for: AI companies that need motion and sound as much as a logo.Porto Rocha
New York and London · founded 2019. Young studio, very visible work. It gave Google’s AI assistant its look and its voice. Work to look at: Google Gemini, the visual and verbal identity, including the “Spark” symbol and three separate voices for user, product and brand. Best for: consumer AI products that need to feel friendly at huge scale.Pentagram
London partners Jody Hudson-Powell and Luke Powell. The London team has the most consistent record of AI identities of any studio we looked at. Work to look at: Cohere, logo, a custom type family, website and playground (Cohere has since moved to a newer identity by other studios). Intrinsic, Alphabet’s AI robotics company. Best for: technical AI companies that want a type-led, systematic identity.Dtail Studio
Barcelona, Spain. Works with B2B AI startups whose product is hard to show in a screenshot. Work to look at: Cinelytic, an AI platform for the film industry: the logo, the complete brand and the platform design. We’ve worked together since 2018, and Cinelytic is still a client. Best for: B2B AI startups that need buyers to understand the product before the demo call.Geist
Portland, Oregon, US. A small studio with one published case study, and it’s a big one. Work to look at: Anthropic, identity, type and colour system, and the digital overhaul for the Claude launch, over two and a half years. Best for: research-led AI companies that want calm over hype.
Who are the best fintech and proptech design agencies?
Best fintech design agencies
Money brands have to do two opposite things: feel safe and feel easy. Get the balance wrong and you look either like a bank from 1998 or like a crypto airdrop.
Clay
San Francisco, US · 4.8 on Clutch from 32 reviews. A dedicated fintech practice with clients across payments, banking and investing. Work to look at: Marqeta, the digital brand and marketing site for the card-issuing platform. Tipalti, a ground-up website redesign with a design system. Best for: B2B fintech with a complex product and an enterprise buyer.Output
London, UK. A specialist brand and digital partner to UK challenger banks and fintechs. Work to look at: Zempler Bank, the full rename and rebrand of Cashplus Bank, announced March 2024. ClearBank, brand, UX/UI and website. Best for: regulated fintechs going through a rename.Porto Rocha
New York and London. Also on our AI list, for good reason. Work to look at: Robinhood, the 2024 identity refresh that moved Robinhood from trading app to wealth platform. Best for: consumer fintech growing into a broader category.UXDA
Riga, Latvia · 4.8 on Clutch from 21 reviews. Works only on financial products. Product UX, not brand identity. Work to look at: Emirates NBD, UX and UI for the ENBD X banking app, launched 2022. Liv, apps for Emirates NBD’s lifestyle bank, 2024. Best for: banks and fintechs rebuilding a mobile app.Gretel
Brooklyn, New York, US · founded 2005. A small team behind some of the most recognisable payment brands. Work to look at: PayPal, a unified global identity across visual, verbal and sonic work, made with PayPal’s in-house team. Best for: established fintech brands that need one system across many products.
Best real estate and proptech design agencies
Property products serve buyers, renters, agents and investors at once, and every one of them is about to spend a lot of money. Trust and clear search count for more than decoration.
DD.NYC
New York, US · founded 2015. A boutique studio with a real estate practice across brand and web. Work to look at: Sozen Homes, logo, identity, website and animations for a high-end rental company, 2023. Best for: property companies that want brand and website from one small team.Less Rain
Berlin, Germany · a digital agency since 1998. Naming, identity and websites for property developers and investors. Work to look at: Contour, the name, corporate design, brochure and website for a Munich development. More in its real estate overview. Best for: developers launching a new building in German-speaking markets.Lazarev.agency
San Francisco Bay Area, US. Product UX with a dedicated real estate practice. Work to look at: CoHome, a redesign of a fractional home co-ownership platform. Rentcredit, product design for a rent and property management platform. Best for: proptech startups that need product UX more than a new logo.Musemind
Offices in New York, Berlin, London and Dubai. A larger UI and UX team of 80+ people. Work to look at: Divine Home, research, UI and build for a Portuguese property website. Best for: property platforms that want a fast redesign with a bigger team.Bourne and Bred
Faversham, Kent, UK. A small brand studio. Work to look at: Proptech Analytics, the brand identity for a property data company. Best for: young UK proptech companies on a modest budget.
Who are the best HealthTech and wellness design agencies?
Best HealthTech design agencies
A health product is read by at least three audiences at once: patients, clinicians and the people who buy it. Each one is looking for a different reason to say no.
ustwo
London, UK · founded 2004. A dedicated health practice working with pharma, clinical care and insurers, and one of the few that publishes outcomes. Work to look at: RVO Health, an AI quit-smoking coach. The pilot launched in September 2025 and signed up three times the forecast in month one. Pineapp Fertility, a companion app for fertility treatment. Best for: health companies building a regulated digital product.Koto
London, UK · about 115 people. A large brand studio with a strong run in mental health. Work to look at: Talkspace (Fast Company coverage), the May 2024 rebrand that kept the turquoise and added warmth, a serif and real-user photography. Best for: consumer health brands that need to feel human.Dtail Studio
Barcelona, Spain. HealthTech is our largest focus, mostly products for people who find technology hard. Work to look at: Elli Cares, an app for people living with cognitive impairment and their families, rebuilt around simpler flows, a high-contrast UI and a calm visual language (case study). The Elli App is used in 19 countries and was a joint winner of the 2024 Future of Ageing Award (Technology Consumer). We also work with OXOS, maker of the MC2 portable X-ray system. Best for: seed to Series A HealthTech teams that need brand, product and investor materials to agree.Mucho
Barcelona and San Francisco · founded 2003. A healthcare portfolio of a dozen projects, from pharmacies to diagnostics. Work to look at: Ostro, naming and a modular identity for a life-science software company. Eko Health, brand identity for AI-powered digital stethoscopes. Best for: medtech and life-science companies with a technical product.Further (formerly DesignStudio)
London, New York and Dubai · renamed September 2025. Now a bigger group after merging with two other studios. Work to look at: Compound by Eucalyptus, naming and brand for a preventive men’s health service, across app, web, packaging and clinics. Best for: direct-to-consumer health services with physical and digital touchpoints.
Best wellness and beauty design agencies
Wellness is crowded, so most brands end up looking like the same jar of beige powder. The good ones have a point of view, and the best ones have data to back it.
Ragged Edge
London, UK · founded 2007 · B Corp. The clearest wellness specialism in Europe, with results printed on its case pages. Work to look at: ZOE, the nutrition company’s rebrand, including the at-home test kit packaging. Unmind, a workplace mental health brand carried right into the product UI. Best for: science-led wellness brands that sell to consumers.Instrument
Portland, Oregon, US · founded 2002. Long-term digital partner to the smart ring everyone’s partner seems to wear. Work to look at: Oura, an app redesign with a new data-visualisation framework and a My Health tab. Webby winner 2026. Best for: wearables and data-heavy wellness apps.Red Antler
Brooklyn, New York, US · founded 2007. The studio that launched Casper and Allbirds, with a long list of wellness launches since. Work to look at: Keeps, a hair-loss brand designed to feel like grooming, not pharma. Lifelines, a new stress-relief product category. Best for: founders launching a consumer wellness brand from zero.Dtail Studio
Barcelona, Spain. Wellbeing and beauty products for people who are busy or not confident with technology. Work to look at: Elli Cares, reminders, mood tracking, scheduling and caregiver communication for people living with cognitive impairment and their families. Evolus, the performance beauty company: branding, and platform designs for the practices and professionals it sells to. Best for: wellness and beauty companies whose brand has to work in a consumer campaign and in a B2B tool.Base Design
Brussels, Belgium · founded 1993. A generalist with standout beauty work. Work to look at: Caudalie, a ground-up rebrand with a new grape icon and colour-blocking across product lines. Best for: beauty and skincare brands with a big product range.
Who are the best energy and mobility design agencies?
Best renewable energy and climate tech design agencies
Energy companies sell to homeowners, installers, utilities and investors, and each of them has a different idea of what a kilowatt-hour is. Clarity wins here.
How&How
London and Los Angeles · B Corp. A self-described climate-first studio. It weighs climate impact when choosing clients and runs a pro-bono programme for climate startups. Work to look at: Meteoric Energy, naming, brand and website for a German AI-powered energy supplier. Best for: climate startups that want a studio as committed as they are.Bakken & Bæck
Oslo, Norway · founded 2011. Makes hard science feel tangible, across brand, web and product. Work to look at: Photoncycle, brand and website for solar energy stored as solid hydrogen. Carbo Culture, identity and website for carbon removal. Best for: deep-tech climate companies with a complex story.Dtail Studio
Barcelona, Spain. Energy products are full of numbers nobody understands, so we design until a homeowner and an installer read the same screen the same way. Work to look at: Cubee, an energy management startup: logo, brand strategy, identity, packaging and product design, built on a geometric symbol system based on energy flow (case study). Cubee has passed 2,000 installations. Best for: energy hardware and software startups that need brand and product to work as one.Kontrapunkt
Copenhagen, Denmark · founded 1985. The reference project for energy branding at utility scale, even if it dates from 2017. Work to look at: Ørsted, the identity for DONG Energy’s change into one of the world’s largest offshore wind developers. Best for: established energy companies changing what they stand for.COLLINS
New York and San Francisco · founded 2008. A US option with a striking repositioning story. Work to look at: Legence, the naming and brand that turned a group of mechanical services companies into an energy transition business, ahead of its Nasdaq IPO. Best for: energy services companies preparing for a big moment.
Best mobility and automotive design agencies
A mobility product lives in three places at once: the vehicle, the phone and the street. People use it while driving, walking or in a hurry, so every screen has to work at a glance.
Stockholm Design Lab
Stockholm, Sweden. The studio behind Polestar’s identity from the start. Work to look at: Polestar, the symbol and typographic system, plus digital, retail, event and motion work, still running in 2025. Best for: EV and car brands that want a design-led identity.ustwo
London, Malmö, Lisbon and New York · founded 2004. Also on our HealthTech list, with a long record of apps for car makers and fleets. Work to look at: Alphabet, the AlphaGuide app for BMW Group’s lease car drivers in twelve markets, relaunched in 2022. Jaguar Land Rover, the InControl Remote app and its smartwatch versions (2019, so older). Best for: connected car and fleet apps.Ramotion
San Francisco, US. Also on our SaaS list, and a regular partner for US venture-backed startups. Work to look at: Stable, brand identity and website for an EV charging analytics platform. Best for: US mobility startups that need brand and website together.Orbix Studio
New York, US, with teams in Dubai and Dhaka. A brand and web studio that takes on early-stage companies. Work to look at: Zypo Electric, brand identity for an urban e-bike and scooter company, 2025. Best for: early micromobility brands on a tighter budget.
Who are the best consumer goods and fashion design agencies?
Best consumer goods (CPG) design agencies
On a shelf you get about as long as it takes to reach for the next product. Packaging is the brand here, and the best CPG studios design for that one glance.
JKR (Jones Knowles Ritchie)
London, New York and Shanghai · founded 1990. The benchmark for CPG brand design at global scale. Work to look at: Impossible Foods, the March 2024 “meatier” identity and packaging that dropped the plant-based look to win meat eaters. Manischewitz, a repositioning out of the kosher aisle. Best for: food brands that need to change who buys them.Turner Duckworth
London and San Francisco · founded 1992 · part of Publicis. Decades of iconic packaging for Coca-Cola, Oreo and Waitrose. Work to look at: Sprite, the brand’s first global identity, plus the switch from green to clear bottles so they could be recycled, 2022. Best for: global brands where a packaging change has to work in 190 countries.Pearlfisher
London and New York · founded 1992. Independent, focused on food, drink and beauty. Work to look at: NÜTRL, a premium identity and packaging for AB InBev’s hard seltzer. Best for: drinks brands moving upmarket.Robot Food
Leeds, UK · founded 2009. The best boutique option outside London, working almost entirely in food, drink and pet brands. Work to look at: Fritz-Kola, a new logo, bottle messaging and range structure for its European expansion. Best for: challenger brands that want to be loud on the shelf.Midday
London and Vancouver. A boutique that still lands global briefs. Work to look at: MAM, a global rebrand of the baby products company across 200+ products in 50+ countries. Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Cider, packaging for a new product. Best for: brands with a big range that needs one clear system.
Best fashion and luxury design agencies
In fashion the image is the product, and a weak website shows at once. Collections change every season, so the system has to be easy to refresh.
Not Studio
London, Los Angeles and Cologne. A senior-led team doing brand, campaigns and Shopify stores for fashion and luxury labels. Work to look at: Camila Martin Barla, identity, campaign and store for a label’s first edition. Sneak in Peace, naming, identity, store and films. Best for: young labels that need identity, launch content and a store from one team.ANCC Studio
London, Paris and Milan. Production for lookbooks, shows and campaigns, including for emerging designers. Work to look at: Nanushka, production for the FW23 campaign. Stella McCartney, art direction for the SS22 e-commerce imagery. Best for: designer labels that need seasonal imagery produced well.Immersive Garden
Paris, France. Award-winning web experiences for luxury houses. Work to look at: Cartier, three end-of-year campaign sites with 3D product exploration and sound, 2023. Best for: luxury brands that want a showpiece campaign site.Random Studio
Amsterdam and Paris. Spatial and interactive experiences for fashion houses. Work to look at: Bottega Veneta, a sound pop-up and store scenography in Seoul (2020, so older, but still the clearest example of what they do). Best for: brands planning pop-ups, stores or physical launches.
Who are the best travel and sports design agencies?
Best travel and hospitality design agencies
Travel brands sell a place or a feeling before anyone has been there. The design has to carry big imagery and still get someone through a booking on a phone.
Matter of Form
London and New York. Brand and digital for hotel groups, resorts and travel companies. Work to look at: Wilderness, one master brand across 60 safari camps and a move from trade sales to selling direct. LUX* Resorts & Hotels, a new brand personality and six campaign films, 2022. Best for: hospitality groups that need brand and digital strategy together.Nucleus
London, UK. A long list of hotel, resort and cruise websites. Work to look at: Aura Maldives, a teaser site built in under a week before the resort opened. JOALI, group and resort sites with booking and an SEO plan. Best for: hotels and resorts that need a bespoke site with booking built in.Locomotive
Montreal, Canada. Editorial websites that win awards, including for hotels. Work to look at: The Drake Hotel, a hotel website run like a publication, with a modular system for events, dining and programming. Best for: venues that want a distinctive, content-led website.Wildish & Co
London, UK. A creative agency that makes brand campaigns for travel and lifestyle clients. Work to look at: KLM, a campaign idea and a 30-second film for UK travellers. Best for: travel brands that need a campaign idea and film, not only a website.B3 Designers
London, UK. A small studio that designs the interior and the brand together. Work to look at: The Prince Akatoki, an 82-room hotel redesign with the identity for its restaurant and bar (2019, so older, but rare in doing both). Best for: independent hotels and restaurants renovating the space and the brand at once.
Best sports and fitness design agencies
Sports brands live on shirts, stadiums, screens and phone wallpapers, and fans will tell you within minutes if you got it wrong.
Nomad
London, UK · founded 2016. A dedicated sports branding studio. Work to look at: Premier League, the 2023 brand refresh with a single unified lion. Tottenham Hotspur, the “Remastered” identity, November 2024. Best for: leagues and clubs with a global fan base.Further (formerly DesignStudio)
London, New York and Dubai. The broadest sports and fitness roster we found, from Wimbledon to UFC. Work to look at: World Rugby WXV, the identity for a new women’s tournament, 2023. Orangetheory Fitness, a global repositioning and franchise toolkit. Best for: new competitions and fitness franchises.Doubleday & Cartwright
Brooklyn, New York, US · founded 2010. The boutique behind the newest US pro-team identities. Work to look at: Utah Mammoth, the NHL team’s identity and custom typeface, May 2025. Golden State Valkyries, naming and identity for the WNBA team. Best for: new teams that need a name as well as a logo.Mythology
New York, US · formerly Partners & Spade. A deep connected-fitness record, including Peloton and Mirror. Work to look at: Supernatural, the brand refresh for Meta’s VR fitness service. Best for: fitness products and apps.DixonBaxi
London, UK. Sports and sports media identities with a lot of motion. Work to look at: Everton FC, a brand system built around Prince Rupert’s Tower, 2022. Best for: clubs and broadcasters that live on screen.
Who are the best education and public sector design agencies?
Best education and edtech design agencies
Education products have several users at once: learners, teachers, parents and administrators. Budgets are tight and systems are old, so the design has to work for people with little time and mixed digital skills.
Clearleft
Brighton, UK · founded 2005. A long-term design partner to universities, from design systems to student research. Work to look at: University of Manchester, the homepage, the paths international students take through the site and a strategy microsite. UAL, helping the university’s teams build their own design system in nine weeks. Best for: universities that want to build in-house design skills.Springload
Wellington, New Zealand · founded 2003. Large, accessible public education sites, including bilingual English and te reo Māori work. Work to look at: Tahatū Career Navigator, New Zealand’s national careers site for the Tertiary Education Commission. Massey University, a website rebuilt from research with over 700 people. Best for: education bodies with big, content-heavy sites.Qubstudio
Lviv, Ukraine and London, UK · 4.9 on Clutch from 93 reviews. Brand and product design with a dedicated education practice. Work to look at: LinkIt!, a rebrand and portal redesign for a K-12 assessment platform. Best for: edtech SaaS companies that need brand and platform designed together.Cieden
Toronto, Canada · 4.9 on Clutch from 46 reviews. A UX studio with a long edtech redesign on its books. Work to look at: MedEntry, web and mobile redesign of an exam preparation platform, with study plans and gamification, 2023. Best for: edtech scale-ups that need web and mobile product design.Lazarev.agency
San Francisco Bay Area, US. Also on our proptech list, with a dedicated edtech section. Work to look at: Abu Dhabi University, a platform redesign for applicants, students and faculty. Best for: universities and edtech companies that need a full product redesign.
Best public sector and nonprofit design agencies
Public and charity services have to work for everyone, including people with low digital skills, disabilities or little trust in institutions. Budgets are fixed, and success is measured in access, not sales.
Hyperakt
Brooklyn, New York, US · founded 2001. Brand and web for foundations, advocacy groups and cultural organisations. Work to look at: NYCLU, a brand refresh, verbal identity and a leaner website, 2024. The New York Community Trust, a centennial refresh that brought two foundations under one identity, 2024. Best for: foundations and advocacy groups that need brand and website together.Civilla
Detroit, Michigan, US. A nonprofit design studio that redesigns government forms and services with residents. Work to look at: Michigan online benefits enrolment, a simpler portal tested with residents every week. Michigan Reconnect, research into what stops adults returning to college. Best for: US state and local agencies redesigning benefits and public forms.Studio 24
Cambridge and London, UK · 4.7 on Clutch from 11 reviews. Accessible websites and web apps for charities, parliaments and universities. Work to look at: Democracy and Boundary Commission Cymru, a bilingual consultation site with an interactive constituency map, 2024. Peace Direct, ongoing care for an international peacebuilding charity’s sites, 2025. Best for: UK charities and public bodies that need accessible builds on modest budgets.Nomensa
Bristol, London and Amsterdam · founded 2001. UX and accessibility specialists with long public sector relationships. Work to look at: IICSA, the websites and a rebuilt content system for the UK’s national child abuse inquiry, from 2015 to 2022. Best for: government bodies that need accessible, standards-led services.Fuzzy Math
Chicago, US · founded 2009 · 4.9 on Clutch from 28 reviews. A UX consultancy best known for complex B2B software, with a small set of nonprofit work. Work to look at: ArthritisPower, a research-led app redesign for the Global Healthy Living Foundation, a patient nonprofit. Best for: nonprofits with an app that needs research-led UX.
How to pick from a list like this
Open two case studies, not the homepage.
Look for the problem, what changed and a number. Pretty pictures with no problem statement tell you little.Ask who will do the work.
In big studios the people in the pitch are not always the people on the project.Ask for a client to call.
Five minutes with a past client beats any review page. Our guide to choosing a HealthTech design agency has the questions.Match the studio to your stage.
A studio built for Coca-Cola will run a seed-stage project like a Coca-Cola project, with the budget to match.
FAQ
How much does a design agency cost in 2026?
It depends on scope and studio size more than on the industry. Senior boutiques in Europe usually quote brand projects from the low tens of thousands of euros, and large global studios start much higher. Ask every studio for a range on the first call.
Should I hire an agency that specialises in my industry?
Usually yes, if your buyer is specialised. Health, finance, energy and public services all have buyers who check things a generalist won’t know to design for. In consumer categories, craft and shelf experience matter more than sector knowledge.
Why is Dtail Studio on some of these lists?
Because most of our work is in five of these industries, and leaving ourselves out would be its own kind of spin. Same four rules, same format, never first. Every entry, ours included, links to work you can judge.
How often is this list updated?
We review it every six months. Last checked October 2026, when we added mobility, real estate, fashion, travel, education and the public sector.
If you’d like a second opinion on your shortlist, with or without us on it, we’re happy to talk it through.
About the author: Alma Johnson is Content Lead at Dtail Studio and writes about brand strategy, positioning and how founders explain what they do.
Sources: Clutch profiles for Ramotion, Eleken, Clay, UXDA, Qubstudio, Cieden, Studio 24 and Fuzzy Math (October 2026). Fast Company on the Talkspace rebrand (May 2024). Business Wire on the Quantive rename (Dec 2022) and on Impossible Foods’ new identity (Mar 2024). Design Week on DesignStudio becoming Further (Sep 2025) and on the Premier League identity (Aug 2023). The Dieline on Sprite’s global refresh (May 2022). Tech.eu on Cashplus becoming Zempler Bank (Mar 2024). All other facts are from each studio’s own website and case study pages, linked above.
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