Google’s Gemini redesign goes beyond visuals — it positions Gemini as a core Google product that’s easy to use, friendly, and seamlessly integrated. It’s a lesson in how smart design and strategy can reshape how people see and connect with a product.

Cracker Barrel’s story reminds us that rebranding is about people before anyone else. Even small design changes can create strong reactions, showing the power of a brand’s identity and the trust it builds over time.

Lay’s new identity shows that great design tells a story, not just sells a product. When a brand honors its past while designing for the future, it stays real. Because, in the end, every good brand starts with something simple, authentic and made with care.

Austin’s $1.1 million rebrand shows that great design isn’t enough — a brand must capture emotion and authenticity to truly connect with people.

Domino’s new brand is a way to make every interaction with the brand feel fun, memorable and delicious. In the end, great branding isn’t about changing who you are but also about showing people why they’ve loved you all along.