Turning was an edtech company offering a suite of tools for hybrid learning and engagement. I joined the team in 2020 after they acquired Knowbly, where I had been leading UI and brand design. At Turning, I helped evolve their visual identity and led UI design for Dojo360, a new platform built to support both live and self-paced learning.
Turning needed a modern, unified brand to bring consistency to its product suite and signal a new chapter of growth. Simultaneously, they were developing Dojo360 — a hybrid learning platform with broad use cases across education and corporate training. The challenge: build a system that felt clear, accessible, and adaptable from day one.
I created a flexible brand identity centered around a tile motif that unified the suite visually, with a distinct color assigned to each product and a fluid gradient for the corporate mark.
For Dojo360, I designed a clean, high-contrast UI system that supported both synchronous and asynchronous learning flows. The system met WCAG Level AA contrast standards and scaled across diverse instructional environments.
Redesign the corporate and product brands to feel cohesive and scalable. Build a flexible UI system for Dojo360 that could grow with the product ensuring clarity and accessibility for instructors and learners alike.
A cohesive visual identity system unified Turning’s product suite and energized its brand across touchpoints with modernized logos and vibrant marketing campaigns.
Dojo360’s clean, accessible interface supports both instructors and learners with intuitive tools and a flexible style guide built to scale.
Thank you for spending time with this showcase. Turning’s transformation was about more than a new logo — it was about creating a visual language that could grow and flex with the platform.
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