
Case Study
Audience is a software platform built to help brands capture first-party data and grow audiences. We worked with the Audience team to build a new brand identity and comprehensive UI kit for Audience’s next chapter.
in the details
26 UI components, 20+ templates, 1 launch video, 1 brand guide
220 hours
5 months
Audience 2.0 launched Aug 13, 2025



The team at Audience already had a suite of tools custom-built to help advertisers grow revenue. What they needed was an updated brand identity to represent their new, streamlined functionality - and a UI kit that was easy for their developers to implement. A few of their core goals:

Audience’s new design system is built on shadcn/ui, an accessible, open-source, open-code component kit. This foundation allowed us to focus on detailed customizations at the component level, while ensuring the whole kit would scale seamlessly across all React frameworks.
The Audience UI kit includes updated versions of all existing platform components, plus a handful of new components and layout templates—enabling Audience’s development teams to iterate quickly on new pages. Additionally, data visualization can continue to evolve to meet the team's needs, thanks to shadcn/ui's chart library. Unused shadcn/ui components are archived in Figma for future use.
Development handoff included detailed notes on colors, typography, and component-level customizations.

At the core of Audience’s new branding are its four brand pillars — frictionless, actionable, imaginative, and trusted— in that order of importance and weight. We collaborated with the Audience team to explore competitor and brand examples across a range of categories. We asked key questions to guide our work:
We then curated a set of colors, fonts, and graphic styles that aligned with the team's vision, using them to shape the new identity of the Audience brand. The updated typography balances personality with functionality, while the refined color palette and strategic color pairings enhance visual impact through contrast and subtle tension. Graphic elements shift between three distinct styles, each representing a different facet of Audience’s diverse products and capabilities.
