Work · Certero · Brand

Putting people and personality back into a software asset-management brand.

Certero recognised that its identity had drifted over time. Form was asked to re-establish consistency and change the way customers saw a technology-led SAM business.

Logo design Brand identity Campaign Website design Brand guidelines
Certero logo evolution and brand comparison
ClientCertero
ProjectSAM company rebrand
FocusLogo design · Brand identity
RelationshipProject
The brief

Fix the drift, then make the brand feel less like anonymous enterprise technology.

The client openly acknowledged that years of inconsistent application had weakened the brand.

Form began by redefining the logo and colour system, then used messaging and imagery to reconnect the technology proposition with the people and service behind it.

What we delivered
Logo design
Brand identity
Campaign
Website design
Brand guidelines
Identity

Create a contemporary system from logo, muted colour and a recognisable brand graphic.

A softer, modern palette was combined with a refreshed mark and visual assets built around the dot from the logo.

The resulting target-like device became a flexible element across brand communication.

A world of happy

Make customer satisfaction the central message.

Customer feedback consistently highlighted service quality, so the campaign language was built around that experience rather than generic SAM features.

Joyful, diverse imagery helped move the identity away from faceless technology.

Certero 'A World of Happy?' campaign banners
Certero collateral layouts with portraits and colourful brand graphics
Website & guidelines

Give the internal team a system they could maintain.

Form supplied website graphics, social advertising and brand guidelines after sign-off.

The aim was to prevent the same visual drift from returning once the launch work was complete.

Logo design
Brand identity
Campaign
Website design
What changed

A more human software brand with clear rules for keeping it coherent.

Certero moved from an inconsistent legacy identity to a brand system built around customer experience, people and recognisable visual assets.

What this work helps with

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