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Design DNA

Language of the roadusage inspiration
Language of the roadusage inspiration

A brand's design DNA is a foundational blueprint that defines its core visual and conceptual identity. It ensures consistency across all aspects of the brand's design, including the symbol, logotype, color palette, typography, imagery and graphic elements.

By establishing a clear design DNA, our brand can maintain a strong, recognizable presence and effectively communicate its unique story, ethos and personality to customers and employees.

Bird's eye view of a truck on a winding road

Language of the road

International has a deep connection with North America's roads. With over 100 years of history, the International name is deeply rooted in the trucking and transport industries. Our new visual identity builds on this rich legacy and revitalizes the International brand.

Our toolbox consists of elements inspired by the same visual DNA, which we call the Language of the Road.

Every brand element ties back to this visual DNA, from the symbol with a center space visualizing a road, custom typeface inspired by road signs, and iconography reflecting road junctions, to a color palette drawn from North American landscapes.

The Language of the Road design DNA creates a cohesive design language that ties the entire visual identity together.

Bird's eye view of a truck driving through a canyon
The International logo

Our design DNA

Our design DNA is both functional and resonant. It guides the brand with clarity, builds visual consistency and recognition, and engages audiences with impactful, adaptive design.

Pictogram of a truck side by side with a truck
Collage of images and colour combinations

usage inspiration

These examples should be used as inspiration, informing both employees and partner agencies how to use the brand identity. While these images show best practice, they may not accurately represent how specific applications look in reality.

International logoBusiness cardsSceneryA keynote in front of a lot of empty chairsEngine part
International website on an ipadA branded penTelemetry
Three posters of international
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