Phable × Quantal

Complex security.
One clear story.

Brand identity, website and software interface design for a company connecting physical security with quantum technology.

Phable worked with founder Erica Grant to give Quantal a coherent identity, message and digital experience. The idea, “Safety in Numbers”, connects a technical proposition with a simple human need.

Brand strategy · Identity · Website design · Software UX/UI

Quantal demonstration pavilion concept with a glass doorway, aluminium fins, turquoise binary numerals and the original white wordmark
A security story made tangible, at human scale.Brand experience concept

A distinctive idea, with the detail to support it.

The Q symbol combines a recognisable letterform with a key-like detail. Black, white and turquoise create a precise visual language; the original geometric typography and binary forms connect the identity to its subject.

Original white Quantal wordmark with a key-shaped detail in the Q on black
The original identity: a simple mark with a relevant detail.Original Phable work
Original Quantal brand lockup and Harnessing quantum information messagingOriginal Quantal Q symbol applied to three phone screens in black white and turquoise
A consistent identity across messaging and mobile applications.Original Phable work
Original Quantal logo construction drawing and Montserrat typography specimen
The original construction and type choices give the system its character.Original Phable work
QUANTAL / TYPOGRAPHY IN USEMontserrat · original brand typeface
Safety
In Numbers.
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
0123456789 & →
Explore the weight
A clear voice, from the smallest interface label to the largest brand statement.
The same letterforms, with a different voice at each weight. Try the controls.Interactive typography study; original Montserrat family
Original Quantal business cards with the key-shaped Q symbol and binary number graphics
The identity carries through to the smallest physical touchpoint.Original Phable work
Quantal partner field guide concept with accordion folds, translucent turquoise sheets and an access card pocket
An unfolding partner guide connects identity, access and record.Editorial application concept
Original Quantal brand guidelines covering typography, colours, logo geometry and use
A practical system for keeping the brand consistent as it grows.Original Phable work

From the proposition to the product.

The original work carries the brand into Quantal’s website and software interfaces. A considered hierarchy makes complex information easier to navigate. The new access-log study extends this thinking with a focused, interactive task.

Original Quantal mobile product story connecting cybersecurity and physical security alongside access-control hardware
Connecting the technical proposition with an everyday use case.Original Phable work
Original Quantal software login and dashboard on tablet devices
Original Quantal access management dashboard with a dark interface and turquoise highlightsOriginal Quantal campaign line The future is unpredictable, luckily so is our technology
The original interface work connects brand identity with product use.Original Phable work
QuantalDemonstration workspace
ActivityLocationsCredentials
ACCESS MANAGEMENT
A clearer view of access.
Studio / sample site
TimeLocationCredentialStatus
North entrance · 09:42
The credential is recognised and the access event is recorded.
Interactive design concept · fictional demonstration events. Select a status, then an event.
A focused access-log study: filter the view, then inspect an event.Interactive UX/UI concept; illustrative data

A brand that can enter the real world.

A new teamwear study and the original workplace presentation show how the identity can move between people, spaces and screens. The same distinctive elements adapt to each setting without losing their character.

Quantal technical overshirt concept with the original white wordmark, turquoise binary graphics and a matching access badge
A confident identity, worn with purpose.Teamwear and badge concept
Original Quantal workplace branding with large Q symbol and Safety In Numbers signage
The original identity, scaled into a workplace environment.Original Phable work

Make the idea move.

The original campaign line plays on the unpredictability at the heart of Quantal’s proposition. This motion study translates that idea into a sequence of numbers, a credential and a doorway. It is a brand explanation, not a technical simulation.

Quantal / Safety in Numbers
The future is
unpredictable.
NumbersA visual language rooted in the proposition.
CredentialA connection between digital and physical.
AccessA familiar action, made understandable.

Illustrative brand sequence. The displayed pattern is designed animation, not a random-number generator or a demonstration of security performance.

Numbers become an accessible visual story, with a measured eight-second rhythm.Motion identity concept; original campaign line

Make complex technology easier to understand.

Quantal’s project brings strategy, identity, website and software design into one connected story. New applications in this folio explore the reach of that original work and are identified as concepts.

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About the project

What did Phable design for Quantal?

Phable developed Quantal’s brand strategy, identity and messaging, then applied the brand across website design and software dashboards and interfaces, working with founder Erica Grant.

How do you brand a complex security technology?

Find a clear idea that connects the technology to its purpose. Build a recognisable visual language, then make it useful in the product, communication and customer experience. Quantal’s “Safety in Numbers” idea provides that connection.

Can Phable connect a rebrand with product UX/UI?

Yes. Phable can bring brand strategy, identity, website design and product interface design together, so the way a company communicates and the way its product feels support the same story. Tell us about your project.