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ELEMEN VISUAL DALAM PERANCANGAN BRAND IDENTITY YUMAKA Sulthan Hafiz, Muhammad; Hapsari, Wuri
INSIDE : Jurnal Desain Interior Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): Inside Jurnal Desain Interior ( Visual Identity )
Publisher : Department of Interior Design, Faculty of Engineering, Lancang Kuning University, Indonesia

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This project designs a brand identity optimization strategy for Yumaka company. This strategy includes visual elements such as logo, color, typography, and design, designed to create a strong and consistent brand identity. The research was conducted through a qualitative approach to understand the needs of the dynamic industry and provide practical solutions in the form of managerial strategies. The purpose of this study aims to explore the role of Brand Identity in the context of the event organizer industry and branding communication, with a focus on Yumaka company. This study aims to identify key elements of brand identity that can strengthen corporate identity and build a consistent and effective communication strategy. The novelty of this study lies in the comprehensive approach to branding communication in the event organizer sector, which often requires high flexibility. This study not only analyzes the visual elements of brand identity, but also integrates theoretical and practical aspects to help companies achieve competitive advantage. In addition, the focus on business sustainability through consistent identity is an important contribution to creating relevance in a highly competitive industry. The methodological approach used is Design Thinking, which consists of five main stages: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test. Through this method, Yumaka is expected to produce a strong, consistent, and relevant brand identity. This new identity will not only strengthen Yumaka's position in the event organizer industry, but also increase its appeal in the eyes of clients and event audiences. The brand identity strategy for Yumaka has succeeded in achieving its goal of creating a strong, consistent, and attractive visual identity for clients and event audiences. This new identity not only strengthens Yumaka's image as a professional event organizer, but also conveys the company's values ​​in an easy-to-understand way. With a relevant design, following the latest visual trends, and an integrated communication strategy, Yumaka is able to attract the attention of the audience, increase client trust, and strengthen its position in the event organizer industry.
MEDIA KAMPANYE PADA “KONTAN MONEYFEST GREENERACTION 2023” DENGAN MENERAPKAN ESG Adimas Mahcaya, Lutfhinsyah; Hapsari, Wuri
INSIDE : Jurnal Desain Interior Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): Inside Jurnal Desain Interior ( Visual Identity )
Publisher : Department of Interior Design, Faculty of Engineering, Lancang Kuning University, Indonesia

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The design of this campaign is in the form of a series of educational visuals for the MoneyFest event organized by Kontan, with the aim of increasing generation Z's financial literacy, especially regarding to ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance). This campaign combines talk shows with practitioners and influencers, mini expos, and entertainment elements to make it easier for the younger generation to understand business, investment and sustainability topics. The aim of this design is to produce a fun, colorful and attractive visual campaign for generation Z, so that they can more easily accept and understand the concepts of ESG and sustainability. The resulting design is aligned with the event theme "GREENERaction: GREEN MONEY, GREEN ACTION," and is realized in the form of visual assets for digital promotions, merchandise and event materials. The novelty value in this design lies in the campaign's visual approach and presentation that suits Generation Z's preferences, making it lighter, fresher and more engaging. These considerations are based on an evaluation of the ESG topics presented at previous campaign events that still feel complex and too serious for generation Z. The methodology used is Design Thinking, which includes five stages: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test. Through this approach, campaign designs are created with a focus on the needs and preferences of the target audience, resulting in relevant and engaging visual solutions. The MoneyFest campaign design succeeded in achieving its goal, which producing visuals that are eye-catching and attractive to generation Z, while conveying the ESG message in a way that is easier to understand. With relevant design and an integrated marketing strategy, this campaign is able to attract audience attention and increase their involvement in sustainability issues.