This is the design of the place your players actually hang out. Server icon, banners, role art, channel structure, emotes, pinned graphics, welcome flow and the rules card people read once. A server is a space more than a page, so the work is part visual design and part figuring out how somebody new gets oriented in the first two minutes without being overwhelmed.
Community Hub & Discord Branding sits under Branding, drawing on Brand Design, Brand Collateral and Responsive Web.
You have a Discord that grew organically and now has forty channels, default icons and a pinned message from 2024. Or you are about to open one and would rather not have to fix it later. Communities are where wishlists, playtesters and word of mouth come from, and a server that feels designed signals a studio that is still paying attention.
A page you own for signups, keys and press, pointed at from every ad and post.
View application →A space for your audience to gather, share and stay invested between launches.
View application →Hero art, character sheets and the rules for cropping them, so year two looks like year one.
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