The business cards, to look at
The RiskMandate business cards for Web Summit Lisbon, 85 x 55 mm, shown one at a time so they read on a phone. Each shows Dinis's card, front then back; every design has a sheet with all seven. Every QR goes to the person's own meet page. The details, the checks and the sources of every line: the design page.
Vote for one (or one per audience): tell Indi or Dinis, or have your agent add "card": "R2-1" to "R2-6" to your pick, as on the design page.
The brief and every current example, in one place for a reviewer: the brief and the examples. The laptop stickers have their own page: /stickers/.
Forgot your cards? The card on your phone: the green card, to show or scan, saved to your Home Screen in two taps.
The cards we are printing: three, one per audience
Design A, chosen by Dinis on 5 November: every front on the brand's dark ground, the key line in the brand's lighter green, the audience coded by a bar (gold, green, blue) and by the same colour on the back; RISK MANDATE.ai and the seal on the front, the brand lockup and riskmandate.ai on the back. For the shop: the order page. No names: about 200 of each card, one per kind of person we meet at Web Summit. The colour tells us which card to hand over; the audience is never printed. Every QR goes to the team page. All three on one landscape page (PDF).
Executives: gold
GRC, governance, risk and compliance: green
Security professionals: blue
Earlier rounds
All the designs on two landscape pages, in a grid: the overview PDF (A4, Indi's cards; page 1 · page 2).
Round 3: the revamp, after the user tests
From the card revamp handover: Record won round 2, so round 3 is Record for everyone and a Terminal version for engineers. Each says what RiskMandate does on the front, names Web Summit Lisbon and puts the URL beside the QR. Grey "Job title to confirm" and "Stand number to confirm" are placeholders until the team gives them.
R3-1 Record: for everyone
R3-2 Terminal: for engineers
Round 2: six designs for Web Summit
R2-1 Seal: for everyone
The seal leads on the container black; the brand strip ends in your colour; the stand day under your line.
R2-2 Pass: for everyone
A ticket to our stand: Web Summit and the day on the main part, the seal and your colour on the stub.
R2-3 Record: for Risk & Policy
"Would your agent pass an audit?", then what one agent can reach, what you authorised it to do, and the gap between the two: the record RiskMandate makes, with the seal as its stamp.
R2-4 Boardroom: for C-Level
"Your customer will ask. Have an answer.", and a lot of quiet.
R2-5 Terminal: for Tech & Engineering
"Same agent. Different reach." in the brand's mono, on the darkest canvas.
R2-6 Signature: for everyone
Your name as big as the card allows, over a line in your colour; the seal and the QR together on the dark back.
Round 1: B Seal
The card Indi chose on 4 November, before the Web Summit round: the real seal, the brand's accent strip, no event lines. R2-1 is this card pointing to our stand.
All seven · the six side by side
Our stand: between Booths A1-30, on Thursday 12 November (on the round-4 cards). Made by designer@web-summit.indi; the print files are in team/designer/print/concepts-rm/.