Launching with zero customers, Curavel needed credibility fast. A premium design and motion system made Auxilium feel enterprise ready across their tradeshow booth, website design, video, and print, while one content engine turned a single story into many on brand assets.
Debut Auxilium at its first conference with zero customers in a very small market.
Install a reusable design + motion system so future updates are simple screen or copy swaps.
Design system: Type, color, grid, and reusable layouts for booth walls, site pages, brochures, and link previews; shared iconography and headline formulas; export-ready specs.
Motion system: Modular scene kit for product proof, UI walkthroughs, supers, and CTA end frames; consistent transitions; pre-baked 16:9, 1:1, 9:16 and 6/10/15/30s lengths.
Team-ready templates: Figma components, caption and CTA libraries, end-card variants, screen-replacement workflow, and naming conventions so screens and copy can be swapped fast without rebuilds.
With every touchpoint speaking the same language, Curavel felt established from day one. Attendees approached the booth assuming a scaled company; some even asked who was funding it and who does the marketing. The polish drew partners into conversations and had competitors photographing the booth. Our client’s exact words: “They didn’t just deliver quality, they delivered bragging rights.”
One content engine aligned website design, app demos, and hype videos around shared type, color, layout, and motion rules. Creative that compounds means a single story expressed consistently everywhere.
Vidico provides marketing performance
where you need it most.
Process walkthrough + Q&A.
Typically takes 15 minutes
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