Purpose-led differentiation
How can a purpose-led brand be built in delivery services, and how can media and branding express its identity distinctly?

People, bikes and Berlin as the visual evidence base.
A research-led identity and campaign proposal built around the people, culture and collective structure behind a Berlin food-delivery service.
Academic BA thesis and self-initiated campaign proposal, submitted 31 March 2021. Khora was studied as a real Berlin courier collective; the identity and campaign material shown here was developed for the thesis. No client commission, commercial rollout, published impact, award or performance result is claimed. Environmental comparisons inside concept artwork are thesis messaging, not measured outcomes.
The theoretical half studies purpose-led brands, food-delivery culture, bicycle impact, brand awareness and Khora's collective structure. The practical half turns that inquiry into a connected design system.
How can a purpose-led brand be built in delivery services, and how can media and branding express its identity distinctly?
A seven-question survey with 50 responses examined delivery method, environmental concern, worker treatment, visual design and brand loyalty. It is treated as directional student research, not market validation.
Founder interviews and courier conversations grounded the project in collective work, cycling culture, working conditions and the human side of delivery.
Purpose-led brand and category research
Khora case study, interviews and exploratory survey
Goals, mission, vision and purpose hierarchy
One campaign system across identity, film, social and product touchpoints
The thesis calls for authentic natural light, dramatic city context and meaningful human stories, explicitly moving away from generic food-at-the-door imagery.

The group portrait turns collectivity into visible campaign material while preserving individual character.

Natural light, street architecture and personal styling build the optimistic but documentary-led visual tone described in the thesis.
Courier helmet and cycling-cap culture as the recognizable anchor
Madder red, paper tones and bold display typography with street energy
Authentic natural light, dramatic city context and personality before product

The courier-inspired mark extends onto a practical delivery touchpoint, connecting the identity to the people doing the work.

A collective portrait is scaled into an outdoor campaign statement rather than a conventional product offer.
Sixteen curated spreads from a 152-page theoretical and practical BA thesis. The book is shown as designed spreads; the full 120 MB PDF is intentionally not shipped in the portfolio.

The opening pairs cycling culture with a restrained dedication, introducing the thesis as both an academic document and a designed artifact.

The documentary gives the film system a human center: courier voices, cycling culture and collective work are carried through the thesis's visual direction.
Presented as part of the 2021 BA thesis and self-initiated campaign proposal. No commission, publication, rollout, award or performance result is claimed.
“Food delivery made by all of us” becomes a system spanning public messaging, feed rhythm, documentary structure, commercial craft and conceptual product moments.
Six courier voices structured around cycling, collective work and the imagined effect of a more bicycle-led Berlin.
A shared-order narrative designed around matched movement, planned handoffs and editorial continuity.
Outdoor concepts, social-feed studies and in-app message directions extending one idea across the journey.

A concept poster translates the thesis's bicycle-delivery comparison into a direct public-facing message. It is shown as campaign development work, not a measured result.

The feed study alternates people, purpose messages and food imagery to keep the service legible while building a collective narrative.

The conceptual in-app layer carries the campaign idea into the order journey instead of isolating it in advertising surfaces.
Not market performance. Not a commissioned rollout. The evidence is the quality of the reasoning, the designed book, and the coherence of the proposed system from research through final artifacts.