"Computers are useless. They can only give you answers."
— Picasso
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The EDES programme aims to secure the flow of animal and vegetal food products towards the EU or at a regional level, particularly by making small-scale growers key actors within the supply chain.
Coleacp (the Europe-ACP Liaison Committee), in cooperation with a consortium of European food safety agencies, has entrusted the graphic design and the production of several communication supports to the communication agency Page in extremis, within the framework of the EDES Programme.
Page in extremis is a Belgian communication agency specialised in corporate and institutional communication that can help you translate your core messages, even the technical ones, into impactful visual communication.
"It will help you recognize a big idea if you ask yourself five questions:
(1) Did it make me gasp when I first saw it?
(2) Do I wish I had thought of it myself?
(3) Is it unique?
(4) Does it fit the strategy to perfections?
(5) Could it be used for 30 years?"
(1) Did it make me gasp when I first saw it?
(2) Do I wish I had thought of it myself?
(3) Is it unique?
(4) Does it fit the strategy to perfections?
(5) Could it be used for 30 years?"
— David Ogilvy in “Ogilvy on Advertising”
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Today, branding is a discipline that goes deeper than creating a relevant logo and a memorable tag line. Effective branding addresses all aspects of corporate and institutional culture, including the public face presented by the staff and their working environment.
Any event organiser that pays attention to every detail of the customer experience will give his visitors great first and last impressions.
Page in extremis, a communication agency located in Brussels, is specialised in corporate and institutional communication. The creative team loves to develop graphic design for special events and conferences.
"Behind every design is a process. And that process transcends design itself."
— Chris Bangle, Design Director, BMW
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There are twenty one million small and medium-sized enterprises in the EU. They account for 99.8% of all companies in the EU, and therefore form the backbone of the European economy.
Six million companies in the commerce sector, mostly all SMEs, represent one-third of SMEs in the EU.
EuroCommerce, that represents the retail, wholesale and international trade sectors in Europe, has entrusted the creation and the production of a publication entitled “SMEs in Commerce: Six Growth Essentials" to the communication agency Page in extremis.
Page in extremis is a communication agency specialised in corporate and institutional communication. Located in Brussels, the independent Belgian agency is the ideal partner for European associations and federations that wish to target to the European regulators.
"A deep understanding of letterforms and knowledge of the effective use of letterforms can only be obtained with a constant observation and experimentation; it evolves over a lifetime of design practice and study."
— I. Saltz in “Typography Essentials: 100 Design Principles for Working with Type"
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The SAFE II project stands for Sexual Awareness for Europe: ensuring healthy future generations who love and care for each other. SAFE II aims to enhance the SRHR of all youth across Europe through better cooperation among EU countries, coordination among agencies and harmonization of public health policies, health promotion strategies and programmes.
SAFE is an initiative from the IPPF European Network (IPPF EN) in collaboration with 14 IPPF EN member associations throughout Europe and 10 collaborating partners.
Page in extremis was selected to develop the visual design of the project. The main advantage of the Belgian communication agency for taking in charge the visual expression of the project was its expertise and proven experience in designing message-driven communications with a human-centred purpose.
Located in Brussels, Page in extremis is a communication agency specialised in corporate and institutional communication.
"When a person gradually loses weight or becomes less compulsive about a hobby, it is only over time that the change becomes noticeable. Similarly, a brand can gradually evolve to become more contemporary while still being familiar."
— D. A. Aaker in “Building Strong Brands”
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Brand usability is the extent to which a brand, as it is found in an organisation, can be used by those who need it to do their work.
Human-centred branding is a method that places the human side of branding at the center of its approach: it looks to be inspiring to those who work with the brand but also to users, and especially the way they can derive value from the brand.
Both aspects were central to our approach for the EATG’s identity renewal.
Page in extremis, located in Brussels and specialised in corporate and institutional communication, is a communication agency that excels in designing brand institutional strategy. The creative team knows how to translate a strategy and a vision into efficient visual communication.
"As we suggest, a favorable corporate reputation is not an isolated objective, but a vital means through which the success of the organization develops."
— Van Riel and Fombrun in “Essentials of Corporate Communication: Implementing Practices for Effective Reputation Management”
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Design is frequently seen as the look of something. Some also see design as an addition to something that already exists. Page in extremis, a communication agency based in Brussels, thinks that design also concerns functionality, interaction, usability. Design is used to solve problems, create meaningful interactions and generate value for users and organisations.
Page in extremis, a communication agency specialised in corporate and institutional communication, can help you define and produce relevant and efficient communication supports. The Belgian communication agency is especially experienced in taking charge, in an efficient way, of numerous technical aspects of corporate and institutional communication.
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What If? is a popular tool for generating ideas, creating designs, solving problems.
What if a personal computer was fun and easy to use? asked Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, and the result was Macintosh.
"— Sam Harrison in “Zing!: Five Steps and 101 Tips for Creativity on Command”
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EATG is a community organisation that promotes the interests of people living with HIV/AIDS.
EATG’s mission is to achieve the fastest possible access to state-of-the-art medical products, devices and diagnostic tests that prevent or treat HIV infection, and to improve the quality of life of people living with HIV/AIDS in Europe.
To celebrate its anniversary, EATG published a book describing “Twenty Years of Treatment Activism”.
The book design and the renewal of the organization’s graphic identity are signed by Page in extremis.
The Belgian communication agency has developed expertise in corporate and institutional communication. The communication agency creates and reinforces graphic identity strategy and design. The team loves to produce innovative and digital communication tools and classic communication media (reports, brochures, magazines…).
"A branded energizer is a branded product, promotion, sponsorship, symbol, program, or other entity that by association significantly enhances and energizes a target brand, with both the branded energizer and its association with the target brand being actively managed over an extended time period."
— David A. Aaker in “Brand Portfolio Strategy”
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