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TIMETAC / 2022

During 11 years on the market, the software company timetac grew, changed, newly formed itself and eventually grew out of its visual identity, the logo of which has been in use from the very beginning on.
This is when the branding project launched and I was entrusted with the design of the new logo. I decided on a similar but more vibrant colour combination and, together with colleagues, found a modern and strong typeface. The abstract shapes resemble an hourglass that is turned horizontally and therefore represents the balance between working time and leisure time – the core value of timetac’s time tracking software.
Additionally, I created a new webdesign for the company, matching the new logo. Simplicity is key, representing the software's ambition to be intuitive and easy to use.

During 11 years on the market, the software company timetac grew, changed, newly formed itself – and eventually grew out of its visual identity, the logo of which has been in use from the very beginning on.
This is when the branding project launched and I was entrusted with the design of the new logo. I decided on a similar but more vibrant colour combination and, together with two colleagues, found a modern and strong typeface. The abstract shapes resemble an hourglass that is turned horizontally and therefore represents the balance between working time and leisure time – the core value of timetac’s time tracking software.
Additionally, I created a new webdesign for the company, matching the new logo. Simplicity is key, representing the software's ambition to be intuitive and easy to use.

During 11 years on the market, the software company timetac grew, changed, newly formed itself – and eventually grew out of its visual identity, the logo of which has been in use from the very beginning on.
This is when the branding project launched and I was entrusted with the design of the new logo. I decided on a similar but more vibrant colour combination and, together with two colleagues, found a modern and strong typeface. The abstract shapes resemble an hourglass that is turned horizontally and tharepresents the balance between working time and leisure time – the core value of timetac’s time tracking software.
Additionally, I created a new webdesign for the company, matching the new logo. Simplicity is key, representing the software's ambition to be intuitive and easy to use.

During 11 years on the market, the software company timetac grew, changed, newly formed itself – and eventually grew out of its visual identity, the logo of which has been in use from the very beginning on.
This is when the branding project launched and I was entrusted with the design of the new logo. I decided on a similar but more vibrant colour combination and, together with two colleagues, found a modern and strong typeface. The abstract shapes resemble an hourglass that is turned horizontally and therefore represents the balance between working time and leisure time – the core value of timetac’s time tracking software.
Additionally, I created a new webdesign for the company, matching the new logo. Simplicity is key, representing the software's ambition to be intuitive and easy to use.

GRAZ, AUSTRIA