Four Banding Alternatives

Exercise - Four Banding Alternatives Banana Computers Banana Computers is a well-established personal computer (PC) manufacturer. Designers and computer enthusiasts alike prefer the brand and it has a cult following all over the World. Banana is innovative and creative. Your Task. Apply the Four Banding Alternatives to the scenario of Banana Computers. How should they progress with their branding strategy?

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