Participative identity:
It was not to create an identity and launch it to the world, but to build their bases and make that the world outside complete this identity . Thus, the new Seisgrados visual brand could only go in one way: Create a brand experience from which that identity is constructed through a dialogue with the user, something like a participative identity.

The Theory:
The Seisgrados name was inspired by the famous "Theory of six degrees of separation", a theory that tries to prove that all humans are connected between us with no more than five intermediaries. In other words, every person on the planet can connect with anyone by only six bonds or degrees of separation.

Brand development:
The basis of the new identity took as its starting point this curious "theory", so that the main symbol was constructed from a hexagonal figure that finally formed the figure of the number 6. This symbol was intended to represent the hyperconnected network that represents the market today by the own users. In addition this symbol would served also to represent the connections between the users in a clean and elegant way into the new identity.

Experiential phase:
The process of making this new identity would consist of two phases. A first one with more experiential participation where users ask and a second phase that would help to shape that identity through the dialogue built in the first phase. That first experiential phase would be the key point for the new Seisgrados identity. During this phase, everyone would be able to participate in the new identity through a simple online application. This application sought to represent the "theory of six degrees of separation" in a graphical form. Users had to select only one color and match 6 points within the initial hexagonal structure so that each of them finally had just completed the branding unit and thus creating their own version of the new logo of Seisgrados.

final Phase:
In a subsequent second phase, the 6 logos most voted by the users would be finally printed, developing each of their applications and forming part of the new identity Seisgrados. Participation is a key factor in communication today and an agency like Seisgrados had to translate it into their own identity.

Combinations:
The resulting logo options were very many. The main intent in this phase was experiential collect all possible combinations of users. Then would they who could vote for the option that they liked.