Google X / Taara

Taara turned an audacious idea into a real innovation: high-speed internet, delivered via light beams.

As its graduation from the experimental labs at X, Google’s Moonshot Factory approached, Taara needed a brand identity that would signal credibility to investors, appeal to potential partners, and spark curiosity with the broader public.

I created a verbal identity that communicates Taara’s tangible value, while preserving the sense of wonder behind this radical technological leap.

My role on this project:

For seven years, the Taara team had been quietly developing and testing a breakthrough technology: harnessing light beams to provide abundant, affordable high-speed internet to under-connected and unconnected communities around the world.

Drawing upon Taara’s core technology, the brand’s identity coalesced around a big idea: Light the way. This concept became the beacon that informed everything from narrative strategy to visual language.

I created a messaging framework that defined Taara’s unique position in the market — articulating its highest value proposition, explanations of its key advantages and offerings, and specific details about the capabilities that make Taara distinct.

To address skepticism around such a bold, unfamiliar technology, I crafted confident, future-facing messaging grounded in tangible proof and real-world impact. The result: a compelling narrative that translated a deeply technical solution into a story about making the
impossible real.

The copywriting is solid and I like how it’s just very factual and clear where it could have easily taken a more savior-y tone. Overall, a smart-looking and smart-sounding identity that helps present an overly complex technology in a simple, efficient, and effective manner.
— Armin Vit, Brand New

Project Credits:

Creative Direction - Carissa Justice

Brand Strategy - Carissa Justice & Karin Fyhrie

Visual Identity - Neil Nisbet

Web Development - G-W Studios

Project Management - Caroline Gregory

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