• A progressive franchise

    The custom-drawn logotype and dynamic arrow symbol were designed to reflect the innovative brand vision supporting the service offer.

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  • A consistent visual language

    The dynamic 30° angle of the arrow symbol formed the foundation for the brand elements.

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  • More than a paint job

    With no station presence, a distinctive train livery was essential. We designed and oversaw a phased roll out of the new liveries across three different classes of train, utilising elements from the previous operator wherever possible.

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  • Revitalised interiors

    We phased in new carpets, seating, fixtures and fittings, ensuring customers got a great value on-board experience, whether they were in standard or first class.

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  • On-board dining

    The first class menu and food offer made the travelling experience feel suitably special and continued to build the brand throughout the journey.

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  • Always on time…

    CrossCountry have fully embraced modern technology — they were the first train company to have an iPhone application — ensuring they appeal to as wide an audience as possible.

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  • When to travel?

    A bold suite of timetables use a vibrant secondary colour palette and friendly tone-of-voice to engage with busy travellers.

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  • Where to?

    Information graphics are often dull and confusing, so for the dynamic CrossCountry brand we created clear, easy-to-read maps and icons, in bold brand colours.

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  • Sell and tell

    Clear sales and information communications made sure that customers received accurate, up-to-date information.

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