A mobile phone displaying an Instagram ad for EverestCard, featuring a transparent pricing message and an image of a white credit card on a wooden surface.
A mobile phone displaying an Instagram ad for EverestCard, featuring a transparent pricing message and an image of a white credit card on a wooden surface.
A mobile phone displaying an Instagram ad for EverestCard, featuring a transparent pricing message and an image of a white credit card on a wooden surface.

Everest Card

INDUSTRY:

Finance

CLIENT:

Everest Card

YEAR:

2023

EXPERIENCE:

Branding & Identity, UI

about.

Everest Card is a Luxembourg-based neobank tailored to startups and small-to-medium enterprises. In this showcase, I present some of the work I created, including design assets for social media, a logo animation, and both digital and print campaign materials. I'll also highlight the inconsistencies and design issues I identified, along with the solutions I developed to address them.

 A top-down view of a bi-fold brochure for "EverestCard," open to a page titled "Onboarding in less than 30 minutes." The brochure's cover, titled "Banking Made Easy," shows a photo of a smiling woman.
 A top-down view of a bi-fold brochure for "EverestCard," open to a page titled "Onboarding in less than 30 minutes." The brochure's cover, titled "Banking Made Easy," shows a photo of a smiling woman.
 A top-down view of a bi-fold brochure for "EverestCard," open to a page titled "Onboarding in less than 30 minutes." The brochure's cover, titled "Banking Made Easy," shows a photo of a smiling woman.
A digital mockup of a Google Ad for EverestCard, with the headline "MANAGE YOUR PAYMENTS EASILY" and an image of a hand holding a phone to a payment terminal.
A digital mockup of a Google Ad for EverestCard, with the headline "MANAGE YOUR PAYMENTS EASILY" and an image of a hand holding a phone to a payment terminal.
A digital mockup of a Google Ad for EverestCard, with the headline "MANAGE YOUR PAYMENTS EASILY" and an image of a hand holding a phone to a payment terminal.
challenge.

I found the existing design language to be inconsistent, particularly in the use of illustrations, which mixed flat graphics, 3D illustrations, and realistic 3D mock-ups. This inconsistency made the brand feel dated and somewhat generic. On top of that, the visual identity lacked a human element, which made it feel cold and impersonal.

Here are some examples:

Old design example 1
Old design example 1
Old design example 1
Old design example 2
Old design example 2
Old design example 2
process.

For the Everest Card rebrand, I followed a structured design process that combined strategy with execution.
Using Photoshop and Illustrator, I developed the refreshed brand identity and visual assets, while After Effects allowed me to create engaging motion graphics and animations that brought the brand to life.
I then used Figma to design and prototype the new website, setting clear limits on the number of colours and fonts to ensure consistency.

results.

The outcome was a refreshed brand identity that feels modern, consistent, and visually appealing. I resolved the inconsistencies across their communication and user interface, creating a cohesive design system that strengthens Everest Card’s overall presence.

My goal was to bring more consistency, while also introducing a warmer, more human aspect to inspire trust and give the overall identity a contemporary, approachable feel.

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