We all know Google from the outside: the clean white landing page, the sleek and practical interface, the suite of perfectly packaged products. But the engine that powers Google from the inside is something wilder – a team of tens of thousands of engineers, each infusing their work with limitless creativity. And this boundlessness comes with the job. After all, entire worlds can be built with code, the only limit being the coder’s own imagination. The starting block for infinite possibility is as humble as Google’s interface itself – a blinking cursor on a blank page, the very first thing a coder sees when they start their journey.
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Revery has teamed up with Core Dev UX to support internal teams to help craft the voice, visuals and stories behind their most innovative work. As a creative partner we get the chance to help craft the future alongside them with intention and meaning. Whether it is a product launch, vision, testimonial or how-to video, each product has a different story need told - our goal is to make the complex and technical understandable, human and beautiful.
Motion is a natural way to bring stories to life, with each opportunity, we task ourselves to fully understand the goal and set on a course to define the right story to tell. With a desire to create a beautiful visual world and tell a story within it, we collaborate to get the technicalities just right. Delivering pieces that feel exciting, informative and most importantly; genuine to the audience.
Over the years, Revery has teamed up with Google to help craft brand identity systems for multiple Core Dev UX internal teams – our approach is to work collaboratively to define the narrative behind each brief to identify its needs.
As creative partners, we lean on our clients technological know-how and vision to help us define our strategy and artistic point of view as we create digital product designs, UX designs, slide templates, websites, data visualization systems, icons, illustrations, branded team swag and anything else that Core Dev UX team might want to bring to life.
