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Deliveroo reveals new logo, identity and courier kit by DesignStudio

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Date
5 September 2016
The Deliveroo logo in teal on a white background. It features a stylised kangaroo head above the wordmark “deliveroo”.

DesignStudio has rebranded food delivery app Deliveroo with a new logo and visual identity, including a cycling kit for its delivery couriers. The agency worked in collaboration with the brand’s in-house design team.

The new logo mark is an abstracted kangaroo face, “an evolution” of the original logo that also featured an illustration of the animal. It uses the brand’s teal colour in the icon, which is a less literal, more graphical and geometric symbol that can “work as a favicon as well as it could on a billboard,” says the design team. Sketches on Deliveroo’s blog show rough concepts for the new logo exploring whether or not to retain the “Roo” in the company branding.

DesignStudio has also introduced a lower case type treatment for the visual identity, which is used in the cycling kit for its delivery couriers. The kit, including jerseys and jackets, was designed in collaboration with road safety organisation Brake to be safer and more comfortable.

The studio has also redesigned the company’s app and website.

A technical diagram of an irregular teal polygon on a white background. The shape is marked with various measurements and angle notations, including “12°”, “18°”, and “24°”.
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DesignStudio: Deliveroo rebrand

The Deliveroo wordmark in teal on a plain white background.
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DesignStudio: Deliveroo rebrand

Three people stand side by side wearing brightly coloured, colour-blocked cycling jerseys. Each jersey features the “deliveroo” wordmark across the chest.
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DesignStudio: Deliveroo rebrand

A collection of minimalist black line drawings of kangaroos on a light grey background. The figures vary in style, from simple continuous loops to more detailed sketches.
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DesignStudio: Deliveroo rebrand

A collection of sketches and logo iterations for Deliveroo. The pages show various versions of the kangaroo head icon and rows of handwritten lowercase “d” characters.
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DesignStudio: Deliveroo rebrand

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