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Introduction
Introduction
In 2024, AeroLogix, a leading logistics and supply chain management company, approached Boltshift to redesign their outdated website. The goal was to create a modern, high-performance platform that would streamline their customer experience, improve brand perception, and enhance lead generation.
Year
2024
Industry
Logistics & Supply Chain
Scope of work
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Branding
/
SEO
Timeline
12 weeks
Introduction
In 2024, AeroLogix, a leading logistics and supply chain management company, approached Boltshift to redesign their outdated website. The goal was to create a modern, high-performance platform that would streamline their customer experience, improve brand perception, and enhance lead generation.
Year
2024
Industry
Logistics & Supply Chain
Scope of work
/
Branding
/
SEO
Timeline
12 weeks






Challenges
Challenges
Challenges
1. Creating a Symbol with Meaning
The logo needed to:
• Represent strength and movement
• Be minimal yet recognizable
• Work across multiple applications (print, embroidery, packaging, digital)
The solution was a geometric “M” mark constructed using proportional grids, ensuring balance, scalability, and visual harmony.
The triangular structure subtly references mountains, movement, and momentum — aligning with adventure and endurance.
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2. Balancing Performance & Lifestyle
The brand had to sit between:
• Technical functionality
• Urban aesthetic
• Adventure-driven storytelling
To achieve this, the identity combines:
• A clean grotesk typeface (Barlow) for modern clarity
• A monochromatic base palette (white, black, grey)
• A bold accent yellow to communicate energy and impact
The restrained palette reinforces durability and confidence, while the yellow accent introduces vitality and dynamism.
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3. Designing for Real-World Application
A retail brand must live beyond the logo.
The system was developed to function across:
• Product mockups (embroidery on backpacks)
• Lifestyle photography overlays
• Social media content
• Website headers and digital campaigns
The logo’s geometric construction ensures clarity even at small sizes (e.g., stitched applications). The typography supports both bold headlines and functional body copy for product descriptions.
1. Creating a Symbol with Meaning
The logo needed to:
• Represent strength and movement
• Be minimal yet recognizable
• Work across multiple applications (print, embroidery, packaging, digital)
The solution was a geometric “M” mark constructed using proportional grids, ensuring balance, scalability, and visual harmony. The triangular structure subtly references mountains, movement, and momentum — aligning with adventure and endurance.
⸻
2. Balancing Performance & Lifestyle
The brand had to sit between:
• Technical functionality
• Urban aesthetic
• Adventure-driven storytelling
To achieve this, the identity combines:
• A clean grotesk typeface (Barlow) for modern clarity
• A monochromatic base palette (white, black, grey)
• A bold accent yellow to communicate energy and impact
The restrained palette reinforces durability and confidence, while the yellow accent introduces vitality and dynamism.
⸻
3. Designing for Real-World Application
A retail brand must live beyond the logo.
The system was developed to function across:
• Product mockups (embroidery on backpacks)
• Lifestyle photography overlays
• Social media content
• Website headers and digital campaigns
The logo’s geometric construction ensures clarity even at small sizes (e.g., stitched applications). The typography supports both bold headlines and functional body copy for product descriptions.
1. Creating a Symbol with Meaning
The logo needed to:
• Represent strength and movement
• Be minimal yet recognizable
• Work across multiple applications (print, embroidery, packaging, digital)
The solution was a geometric “M” mark constructed using proportional grids, ensuring balance, scalability, and visual harmony. The triangular structure subtly references mountains, movement, and momentum — aligning with adventure and endurance.
⸻
2. Balancing Performance & Lifestyle
The brand had to sit between:
• Technical functionality
• Urban aesthetic
• Adventure-driven storytelling
To achieve this, the identity combines:
• A clean grotesk typeface (Barlow) for modern clarity
• A monochromatic base palette (white, black, grey)
• A bold accent yellow to communicate energy and impact
The restrained palette reinforces durability and confidence, while the yellow accent introduces vitality and dynamism.
⸻
3. Designing for Real-World Application
A retail brand must live beyond the logo.
The system was developed to function across:
• Product mockups (embroidery on backpacks)
• Lifestyle photography overlays
• Social media content
• Website headers and digital campaigns
The logo’s geometric construction ensures clarity even at small sizes (e.g., stitched applications). The typography supports both bold headlines and functional body copy for product descriptions.






Final thoughts
Final thoughts
Final thoughts
The new AeroLogix website is now a key part of their business growth, serving as a powerful tool for attracting new clients and strengthening relationships with existing partners.
For us at Boltshift, this project was an opportunity to push the boundaries of what a modern logistics website can achieve.
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If you’re ready to create and collaborate, we’d love to hear from you.
Clear next steps.
After the consultation, we’ll provide you with a detailed plan and timeline.

Team Lead
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Paula Molinari
Let’s talk.
Tell us about your project—whether it’s a website, Branding, or Content Management.
Quick response.
If you’re ready to create and collaborate, we’d love to hear from you.
Clear next steps.
After the consultation, we’ll provide you with a detailed plan and timeline.

Team Lead
at craft collective®
Paula Molinari
© 2025 craft collective® Studio
Let’s talk.
Tell us about your project—whether it’s a website, Branding, or Content Management.
Quick response.
If you’re ready to create and collaborate, we’d love to hear from you.
Clear next steps.
After the consultation, we’ll provide you with a detailed plan and timeline.

Team Lead
at craft collective®
Paula Molinari


