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We explored how the QWANZ brand you already have could carry into the Impact Prototype. These are early visual ideas to start the conversation, not final designs or agreed scope. Screens, wording and flows are shaped with you and your marketing partner during product definition.
Background removed so it sits cleanly anywhere. On dark, only the wordmark turns white.
Light first. One action colour. Green as a signal, never a background. Dark mode in soft charcoal, not black.
The few pieces every member screen is made from. Developers build straight from these.
Early ideas for how QWANZ shows up beyond the app, so it is recognisable even without the logo. Illustrative only.
Built for trust. It keeps the QWANZ green at the centre, reads like a civic tool decision makers take seriously, and sits quietly inside any publisher page. That is why we recommend starting here.
Built for editorial credibility. An alternative if QWANZ wants a newsroom feel: it speaks the language of publishers and brings back the red from the 2013 QWANZ widget as an accent.
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Calm, plain messages with one clear way forward. No dead ends.
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The same design on every publisher site. Publishers only choose light or dark to suit their page.
The publisher's page changes from site to site. The QWANZ embed stays the same, so readers recognise it wherever they meet it. Publisher is made up.
A small footer on every embed. It credits QWANZ, like the "Powered by" badges on embedded forms and booking widgets, and gives readers a path to more VORs. Three options to choose from.
Add 2 to 5 choices. Members pick one.