Kiosk
A Danish media platform making news more conversational and accessible. We created Kiosk’s name, strategy, and identity to invite participation.
Challenge
Reframing news as dialogue, not broadcast.
Traditional media often feels one sided and closed, especially to younger audiences and headlines can feel disconnected from lived experiences. Kiosk was created to change this, reimagining news as something interactive and shaped by many voices. The challenge was to build a brand that could invite participation while retaining credibility. It needed to balance openness with structure and playfulness with purpose.
Solution
A brand built for immediacy and exchange.
We named the platform Kiosk, inspired by public spaces where people gather, encounter ideas and share perspectives. The identity is modular and vibrant, using bold typography, energetic colour combinations and playful forms to reflect layered conversations. Interaction design was central, with tools for voting, feedback and contributions that give users agency in shaping stories. Every element of the system was designed to feel alive, participatory and fast-moving, reinforcing the idea of news as dialogue rather than static broadcast.
Results
A fresh, engaged alternative to traditional news.
Kiosk now stands as a platform where news feels interactive, relevant and co-owned through community-driven storytelling. Its bold visual identity sets it apart it from the greyscale seriousness of traditional outlets, while its focus on immediacy and conversation speaks directly to younger audiences. By positioning journalism as shared interpretation, Kiosk redefines what it means to connect with the stories that shape our world.