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Two mobile phone interface screens displaying bold black typography on a white background for a brand identity project.

David Hillier Brand Identity 2018

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This image presents two mobile phone interface screens showcasing a clean, minimalist brand identity design for David Hillier by Myles Lucas Studio. The left screen displays bold black typography against a stark white background introducing publication credentials. The right screen shows an archive and testimonials menu with structured lists and high-contrast text styling. The composition uses a clean monochrome aesthetic typical of contemporary digital design applications.

Brand

David Hillier

Project

David Hillier Brand Identity 2018

Keywords

mobile interface designmobile interfaceinterface designtypography layoutbrand identitymobile screen

Credits

Myles Lucas Studio
Graphic Design

Styles

HorizontalCommercialMonochromeCleanMinimalist

Techniques

UI illustration

Industries

Apps & Digital Platforms

Background

Solid Colour

Context

Website / Web
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