Codeword

We’ve been partnering with Google for over a decade to bring big ideas to life, from Workspace to Chrome and nearly every product in between. It’s true—the years fly by when you’re making cool things. To celebrate our collaboration, we’ve gathered a few highlights of our biggest, Googliest moments. Check them out here: https://bit.ly/44TItzq

It's not every day your #client is on Jimmy Kimmel! ?? Check out how Guermillo used Wing Drone Delivery to help get Lou's voice back, plus how Wing can help you this cold and flu season ? #dronedelivery #robotics

from the Codeword isometric design vault – a great way to combine the approachable nature of flat illustrations with the exploratory depth of 3D perspective in any composition.

Whether it’s drone delivery or laptops, our clients are always raising the bar—and we’re so glad TIME agrees. Wing is one of TIME’s Best Inventions of 2024, and ASUS received a Special Mention. Congratulations!? https://lnkd.in/ekZTJCpd?

Our client ParkMobile, LLC is doing big things in the parking space, so we helped them land a feature spot in Forbes to spread the news.

some recent fun visuals from the Codeword design team –?much more where this came from!

As Q4 kicks off, you should start thinking about how to use up your leftover budget before the year is out. Wondering what to spend it on, or how to bring those EOY projects to life? We’ve got a couple ideas.

Much like parents worrying about their children driving for the first time, brands are anxious about their agencies using gen AI. It has its risks, but it’s really not that big of a deal—in fact, we think it’s a good thing. Nowadays, agencies need to impress clients, *and* figure out how to responsibly innovate with AI, *and* be transparent on how they're using it. More from?Kyle Monson in The Drum: https://lnkd.in/eXcT--FH

Apple thinks they can just release some fun new iPhone colors and we’d forget all about that terrible iPad spot from earlier this summer. Although everyone’s moved on, the misstep did teach us something valuable. Kyle Monson said it best: If you have to explain what your content means, you’ve already lost. https://lnkd.in/eKa4xSuT

Working in marketing can feel a lot like an endless quest. That’s why Dungeons & Dragons — yes, the game — can teach us a lot about brand-building. Our resident Dungeon Master Katy Kelley explains how the storytelling, leadership, and logic skills honed by DMs can make them great brand architects:?https://lnkd.in/eTqz4x-3