Case Study

The Dojo at Comcast

The Dojo at Comcast is an upskilling program where full-stack teams learn contemporary engineering, product development, and agile methodologies. This case study focuses on the development of a Brand Identity and strategy component aimed at helping the Dojo thrive within the broader Comcast ecosystem.
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The Dojo at Comcast

Overview

The Dojo at Comcast is an upskilling program where full-stack teams learn contemporary engineering, product development, and agile methodologies. This case study focuses on the development of a Brand Identity and strategy component aimed at helping the Dojo thrive within the broader Comcast ecosystem.
  • Brand identity
  • Logo design
  • Brand strategy

What We Did

The Dojo mark design emphasizes clean and minimalistic aesthetics, featuring strong, sleek lines. Inspired by the bright colors and boldness of the DevX Strategy logo, the parent organization, the design process began with initial sketches and concepts. Through two rounds of revisions, we honed in on a final version of the logo, refining its configuration so it fit the vision of the Comcast Dojo.

The Outcome

The Dojo project drew positive feedback from leaders within Comcast, who recognized its significance for the organization. The design was praised as a strong advancement in shaping the future of the program.
ClientComcast
Agency partnerTherum
Started2021
Launched2022
Duration4 months
01. The Ask

Craft an identity for an internal organization at Comcast that specializes in resources for upskilling and education

The Dojo at Comcast is an immersive “upskilling program” where full-stack teams learn contemporary engineering, product development, and agile methodologies.

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02. Our Role

A brand identity and strategy component aimed at propelling the Dojo

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Therum developed the brand identity and strategy to help the Dojo thrive within the broader Comcast ecosystem.

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03. Our Approach

From initial sketches and concepts through two rounds of revisions

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Inspired by the bright colors and boldness of the DevX Strategy logo, the parent organization, the design process began with initial sketches and concepts.

Through two rounds of revisions, we honed in on a final version of the logo, refining its configuration so it fit the vision of the Comcast Dojo.

Stationery concept
04. Key Outputs

A minimal and clean identity

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The Dojo mark design emphasizes clean and minimalistic aesthetics, featuring strong, sleek lines.

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The Dojo mark

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Office signage concept

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Tote bag concept

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Stationery concept

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05. The outcome

The creation of a compelling mark for an emerging program

The final mark, The Dojo at Comcast

The Dojo project drew positive feedback from leaders within Comcast, who recognized its significance for the organization.

The design was praised as a strong advancement in shaping the future of the program.

Water bottle concept
06. Philosophy

A clear connection to the parent, with the versatility to stand on its own

Beyond mere brand recognition, the overarching objective of this mark was to craft a symbol capable of functioning as a derivative of a larger brand while simultaneously asserting its individuality.

It needed to exhibit a clear connection to its parent brand while also establishing its distinct identity, so it would be versatile and able to stand on its own.

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