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Case study / Conquest Roadshow

Conquest Roadshow. An event website that keeps up with every stop.

Geeklab created the website, identity and campaign assets for Conquest Roadshow, a quality-engineering event series. The team can update locations, speakers and dates as the programme develops.

Event website / Brand / Campaign assets

Quality-engineering events

At a glance

Client
Conquest Roadshow
Sector
Quality-engineering events
Result
Five stops in 2025, in Milan, Zurich, Boston, Madrid and Copenhagen, kept up to date on one website

The brief

Room to change, without losing the look

The roadshow needed a website and campaign materials its team could update as the programme took shape, in one consistent style.

The challenge

New dates, new speakers, one event

Each stop had its own speakers and dates, while the identity needed to connect them as part of the same series.

The identity

One pill, from the conference to the roadshow

The identity uses a pill-shaped logo, a navy-to-blue gradient and Poppins typography from the 2024 branding.

01Logo

A pill that carries the name

The 2024 conference logo pairs CONQUEST with the year. The roadshow version adds ROADSHOW and A4Q, the series presenter.

Roadshow lockup
Roadshow lockup, on light
Conference logo, 2024

02Colour

Navy to blue, in one gradient

The logo’s gradient provides the navy and blue colours used throughout the campaign artwork.

  • Navy

    #002246
    RGB 0 34 70

    Where the pill’s gradient starts, and dark grounds

  • Blue

    #009EE3
    RGB 0 158 227

    Where the gradient ends, and highlights

  • Button blue

    #097CB4
    RGB 9 124 180

    Buttons on the website

  • White

    #FFFFFF
    RGB 255 255 255

    The name on the pill

03Type

Poppins, in Bold and Regular

The 2024 branding uses Poppins, with Bold weights to emphasise the subjects in the logo line.

Poppins

  • Regular 400
  • Bold 700

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
0123456789 & @ ( ) %

  • Logo line, Bold

    Conference on Quality Engineering and Software Testing

  • Logo line, Regular and Bold

    Conference on Quality Engineering and Software Testing

Brand in use

From the magazine spread to the event floor

The pill and its navy-to-blue gradient carry the series onto an advert spread, key visuals, an event display and the website.

  • A Conquest Roadshow advert spread: the 2024 route from Budapest on 1 May, with photos from the stops
    01Advert spread
  • A Conquest 2024 key visual: the logo beside a speaker at a podium
    02Key visual: on stage
  • A Conquest 2024 key visual: the logo beside a woman in a headset at a laptop
    03Key visual: at the laptop
  • Conquest Roadshow website messages on a suspended two-sided event display
    04Event display
  • The Conquest Roadshow website on a tablet: The Exclusive Roadshow for decision-makers in Quality Engineering and Software Testing.
    05The website

The result

One identity, at every location

Attendees meet the same roadshow online and in its campaign materials. The team can keep locations, dates and speakers up to date as plans change.

Roadshow stops in 2025, from Milan to Boston
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