Client: Advocate360 is a digital tool that helps neurodivergent individuals organize information, communicate clearly, and advocate for themselves with confidence.
Source of discomfort: As the product evolved, its brand and user experience no longer reflected its purpose. A generic identity and unnecessary friction increased cognitive load for users who needed clarity and calm.
Therapeutic remedy: Through focused brand discovery, UX design support, and identity design, we positioned Advocate360 as a calm, supportive ally. The result is a simple, intuitive experience and human brand system designed to reduce overwhelm, build trust, and support confident self-advocacy.
We designed Advocate360 as a system of calm, where brand identity and UX operate as one to create a steady, intentional, and trustworthy experience. A minimal visual language and consistent interaction patterns help users orient quickly, while Advocate360 acts as a quiet ally supporting clear thinking and self-advocacy when it matters most.
The icon reinterprets the infinity symbol for neurodivergence as a system in motion. Each form represents an individual, distinct and capable, coming together to create balance, connection, and upward momentum through shared support.
Purple has long symbolized imagination and unconventional perspectives.
Advocate 360 is built because people think differently. This color reflects that truth & celebrating diverse cognition rather than trying to correct it.
The Chillax typeface adds warmth and approachability, reinforcing a human and supportive tone.
The tagline grounds Advocate360 in lived experience. “Inspired by people like you” reflects listening before designing and reinforces a system built around real people, empathy, and meaningful progress.
The Advocate360 product experience (Beta) is calm and composed, using a soft grey palette, clear hierarchy, and generous spacing to support focus and ease. The interface feels predictable and supportive, guiding users with clarity and restraint.