Connecting Australians to a premium network experience

Optus

2021
  • Brand identity
  • Strategy
  • Digital product
  • Website
  • Campaign
  • Packaging
  • Motion
  • Editorial
  • Spatial & retail
  • Service design
How does a telco behave like a premium network experience — when SIMs are sold at supermarkets? By 2020, streaming was second nature, 5G had arrived, and even supermarkets were selling SIMs. As the category became louder, faster, and more complex, Optus needed to give people a reason to choose them. We came on board to help the brand behave how connection feels.
Teal letterform cropped over sunlit outdoor photography of a child and floating bubbles
Drawings of the Yes mark exploration
Lakeside jetty scene with the yellow 'yes' signature drawn large across the landscape
Runner checking a smartwatch behind translucent yellow letterforms from the 'yes' script
Brand image cropping an oversized yellow letterform across a smiling portrait in warm light

‘As Optus has evolved to use its network in new ways, we’ve worked alongside Re to clarify what Optus stands for in people’s minds. This latest work absolutely captures the intent behind the brand, and we’re extremely proud of it.'

Mel Hopkins, Head of Consumer Marketing – CMO, Optus
Street billboard with the yellow handwritten 'yes' script sweeping across an ocean photograph
Teal construction hoarding running a giant 'Galaxy' wordmark beside the Optus lock-up
Optus bus shelter poster in teal promoting the iPhone XR, with the yellow 'yes' brand mark
Teal in-store poster with oversized yellow 'hot' type and a skater across three phone screens
Yellow-on-yellow 'nice' poster for the Samsung A30, signed off with the Optus 'yes' lock-up
Tonal teal poster with large 'rad' lettering and the Oppo AX5 handset priced at $229
Four Optus app screens in yellow and teal, each pairing a multilingual greeting with a full-body portrait

'We’ve worked hand-in-hand with Re to create what we believe is both a sophisticated and highly practical brand system – centred on evoking connectedness and energy.'

Michael Sinclair, Director of Creative and Communications Strategy
Yellow shopfront window graphic for Galaxy beside the illuminated Optus store sign
Four teal handset boxes on yellow — Optus X Play, X Wave, Galaxy A11 and Oppo A72 packaging
Optus retail interior with teal in-store signage and a device display table for iPad Pro
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