Graphic Designer
Pedro Gião
Pedro is a Graphic Designer at Berlew, a Nottingham-based design studio specialising in branding and web design. He works across brand identity, illustration and web design, with a steady focus on user experience and accessible design: readable type, clear contrast and layouts that work for every user. Whether he is building a brand or refining a website, he cares about work that connects with people.
- Brand identity design
- Illustration
- Web design
- Graphic design
- Branding
- Accessible design
Articles by Pedro Gião
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The future of the euro: what the new banknote proposals teach us about designing for millions
When was the last time you really looked at a banknote? In 2026 the European Central Bank shortlisted ten proposals for the next generation of euro banknotes: a rare exercise in designing something beautiful, secure, accessible and instantly recognisable for more than 350 million people.
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How to Build an Accessible Brand Colour Palette
Most brands pick colours they like, hand them to a developer, and find out months later that the buttons are unreadable. An accessible brand colour palette is built from pairings that pass WCAG contrast, not a row of hex codes that looked fine in isolation.
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How to Develop a Brand Voice That Connects with Your Audience (2026)
If your website sounds corporate but your social posts read like a friend, your brand voice is probably undefined, not "wrong". This 2026 guide covers brand voice development: align tone with your mission, research how your customers actually speak, write brand voice guidelines people will use, and carry voice through web design and everyday copy.