NinthMind Design Studio

A fresh look for Bermuda’s home of sport. 🏆

NinthMind partnered with the Bermuda National Sports Centre to refresh their visual identity and redesign their website from the ground up.

We started by evolving the existing brand — modernizing the logo, sharpening the visual direction, and building out a stronger, more cohesive identity system — before bringing it all to life through a completely redesigned website.

The result: a bold, energetic website that feels much more reflective of the NSC — dynamic, active and built around the way Bermuda moves, trains and competes.

→ Visual Identity + Website by NinthMind 🖤
→ Client: Bermuda National Sports Centre

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🗳️ Voting for The Bermudian's 2026 Product & Service Awards is now on! Last year, your votes helped NinthMind take home the 2025 Best Web Designer Award. 🏆✨

I'd love your support again this year in the following categories:

• WEB DESIGN
• GRAPHIC DESIGN

Click the link below to vote. Just type in 'NinthMind' when you get to those 2 categories. 🩷

https://www.thebermudian.com/awards/product-service-awards/product-and-service-awards-2026-vote-now/ #/gallery

Voting closes September 20th.
Let’s see if we can make it two years in a row! 🥰

Honored that NinthMind’s site has been featured as Website of the Day by WeDirectory — a platform showcasing the best websites from around the world.

This site has been through more iterations than I can count. Every section, interaction, and tiny decision was refined with intention. So much of the work lives in the details… which is why it’s always so cool when thoughtful design gets recognized. Not because of the award itself, but because it means the work is resonating with other people too.

Grateful for the recognition, and even more excited for what’s next. ✨

Had to jump on the .now trend ⚡️ with a little collection of logos, wordmarks, and brand marks from the NinthMind archive. Some client work, and some personal pieces.

I love seeing them all stripped back in black and white, where the shape has to do the talking. Without any colour or context, you notice more of the curves, contrast, and tiny details that make a brand feel like itself.

This was such a fun reminder that the smallest pieces of a brand often carry the most weight. A logo can be tiny and still say everything. It’s the smallest version of a much bigger story.


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It’s not just about content… it’s about trusting your own inner voice enough to let it be seen 🤍✨