Late last year, the UX team, Studios, and other departments recognized the need to review USANA’s brand—particularly its visual language. As USANA expands into new markets while maintaining success in existing ones, it’s crucial that our brand’s message, style, and identity remain consistent. A strong visual language plays a key role in achieving this.
What is a Visual Language?A visual language is a system of components and principles used to create and communicate a clear visual message.It extends beyond digital products and can be used to visualize anything. Visual languages have been around for generations—maps, for example, use landmarks, colors, and text to convey information visually.In the field of user experience (UX), a visual language consists of elements like colors, shapes, and typography that help create a cohesive and intuitive design. It ensures that a product or service has a consistent and recognizable appearance, improving usability and engagement.
The Role of Visual Language in Design and UX
Visual language enhances design and user experience in three key ways:
Why a Strong Visual Language MattersA well-defined visual language strengthens brand identity, ensures consistency in messaging, and builds lasting connections with an audience. It not only unifies marketing efforts but also enhances brand differentiation, helping companies stand out in a competitive market.By investing in a cohesive visual language, businesses can create more memorable experiences, foster brand loyalty, and drive long-term success.