Modern logo and brand identity design for Hoopfull, built for clarity, consistency, and brand growth.
Modern logo and brand identity design for Hoopfull, built for clarity, consistency, and brand growth.
For Hoopfull, I created a brand identity centred on one core idea: communication that feels human, warm, and accessible. As a platform designed to connect therapists directly with patients online, the visual language needed to feel safe, inviting, and friendly without leaning too heavily toward either masculine or feminine design cues.
The colour palette blends soft pastels, gentle yellows and blush pinks to evoke openness, empathy, and emotional ease. These are paired with a vibrant purple accent, adding energy, clarity, and a touch of modern confidence to the brand. Together, the colours create a balanced aesthetic that appeals to all genders while reinforcing the platform’s purpose: connection, clarity, and support.
The identity extends across logo development, digital assets, social media, and interface visuals, using clean shapes and approachable typography to reflect the flow of communication. The result is a fun, uplifting brand that makes reaching out for help feel natural, positive, and empowering, perfectly aligned with Hoopfull’s mission to make therapeutic connections easier and more human.
The project took about 6 weeks from conceptualization to full brand identity. The website as a separate project took another 4 weeks.






This project contained a complete onboarding process following meetings, presentations and moodboards to ensure we were all aligned on the expectations.
Moodboards are presentation/presentations put together containing fonts, colours, textures, images and a complete voice guidance for the brand personality. This will have an impact on the logo direction and where to start and where to focus.
A total of three concepts were worked on with precise detail and intention to ensure the client had a good idea of which way they would like to proceed for their brand voice.
The client received a full brand identity containing rules of the logo, fonts, colours and images they were to use – Including image colour treatment and the exact tone of voice for each design element to ensure all branches and team members follow the same guide rules.
All items were packaged into folders, and the client received a large PDF file containing the rules, colour codes for web and print, as well as all of the relevant guidance for anyone to adapt to their tone of voice.
This includes the logo exported in various formats for easy distribution.