Overthinking happens in the head. Intuition, love and courage come from the heart. At Headless Hippies, we let our hearts lead our heads in questioning everything, searching for insights and leaping into new ideas. This is how we elevate creativity from commodity to a way of life. This is how we make brands real. This is how we create great design.
We choose to design experiences over brands. When we design an experience, we have to ask why the brand exists. We ask brands to think about whether they want a checklist of deliverables, or they want stories people will connect with. When brands answer their why, we can help, through design, with the how.
Brands are created through familiarity, not silos. We spend a lot of time with brands, to understand them thoroughly, to know them, and to find that one insight that will resonate with consumers. We believe in the adage that ‘you are the brand you create’ – and we help our clients understand this singular truth of identity design. Our solutions for brand identity design are based on the brand’s values, communicated in the simplest form to consumers.
Invisible design makes for great experiences. We put the user at the centre of every design. Good UX/UI is not about website versus apps; it’s about how users feel when they use these interfaces. When we integrate and sync brand language to digital experiential touch points, we try balance business objectives with subjective user needs. We try to understand users’ emotional impulses, latent needs and their real environment, before we even start designing. When a user simply enjoys their experience, we know we’ve succeeded.
Art and storytelling form brand tapestries. Combining unconventional approaches and styles with mediums of execution is a skill, and we’ve perfected it over the years. Backed by research and consumer insights, we are able to tell stories that consumers want to hear, in visuals they want to see, again and again.
Design for children with your inner child. We all share a responsibility to shape the future – and designing books is a natural medium for us. Drawing from innocent and fun-filled expressions, we practice the art of storytelling for the most intent listeners in the world.
This is how consumers connect to the brand. Sensitive, intuitive campaigns connect with consumers by transforming brand strategies into an understanding of real user needs. We create carefully crafted campaigns centred on brand identity and strategy as well as consumer insights, with a little bit of design.
Design doesn’t just evoke, but also informs consumers. We focus on making packaging design more desirable, and we do that by staying true to the product. Packaging, especially, is a medium that creates a last mile experience for brands. We have several approaches to creating successful packaging, from playing with the design and sticking Post-Its on walls to origami and cutting paper.
Great visuals communicate and carry brand stories. We take the adage of seeing is believing quite seriously. The power of an image when it comes to creating enduring brand stories is unmatched. Unbound by styles and mediums, we develop visual language for brands, crafting a balance between art and function.
We choose to design experiences over brands. When we design an experience, we have to ask why the brand exists. We ask brands to think about whether they want a checklist of deliverables, or they want stories people will connect with. When brands answer their why, we can help, through design, with the how.
Brands are created through familiarity, not silos. We spend a lot of time with brands, to understand them thoroughly, to know them, and to find that one insight that will resonate with consumers. We believe in the adage that ‘you are the brand you create’ – and we help our clients understand this singular truth of identity design. Our solutions for brand identity design are based on the brand’s values, communicated in the simplest form to consumers.
Invisible design makes for great experiences. We put the user at the centre of every design. Good UX/UI is not about website versus apps; it’s about how users feel when they use these interfaces. When we integrate and sync brand language to digital experiential touch points, we try balance business objectives with subjective user needs. We try to understand users’ emotional impulses, latent needs and their real environment, before we even start designing. When a user simply enjoys their experience, we know we’ve succeeded.
Art and storytelling form brand tapestries. Combining unconventional approaches and styles with mediums of execution is a skill, and we’ve perfected it over the years. Backed by research and consumer insights, we are able to tell stories that consumers want to hear, in visuals they want to see, again and again.
Design for children with your inner child. We all share a responsibility to shape the future – and designing books is a natural medium for us. Drawing from innocent and fun-filled expressions, we practice the art of storytelling for the most intent listeners in the world.
This is how consumers connect to the brand. Sensitive, intuitive campaigns connect with consumers by transforming brand strategies into an understanding of real user needs. We create carefully crafted campaigns centred on brand identity and strategy as well as consumer insights, with a little bit of design.
Design doesn’t just evoke, but also informs consumers. We focus on making packaging design more desirable, and we do that by staying true to the product. Packaging, especially, is a medium that creates a last mile experience for brands. We have several approaches to creating successful packaging, from playing with the design and sticking Post-Its on walls to origami and cutting paper.
Great visuals communicate and carry brand stories. We take the adage of seeing is believing quite seriously. The power of an image when it comes to creating enduring brand stories is unmatched. Unbound by styles and mediums, we develop visual language for brands, crafting a balance between art and function.
Journey or the experience? Of course the journey.
Journey or the experience? Of course the journey.