Logo and marks
A primary mark plus the variants real life demands: mono, reversed, stacked, favicon, app icon.
Brand identity design
Logos, palettes, typography and the rules that hold them together, so your brand looks like one company on a website, an invoice and a shopfront.
A logo is not an identity. An identity is the set of decisions that lets ten different people produce work that still looks like one company. We deliver those decisions, written down, with the files to apply them.
What you get
A primary mark plus the variants real life demands: mono, reversed, stacked, favicon, app icon.
Palettes tested for contrast and legibility, with a type scale that works from a caption to a billboard.
A written rulebook covering spacing, misuse, tone of voice and application, so consistency does not depend on us.
Component libraries and design tokens that keep your digital products aligned as they grow.
Cards, letterheads, invoices, signage and social templates, ready to hand to a printer.
Staged migration from an existing identity, so you modernise without losing recognition.
How the work runs
You see something real at every stage. Nothing moves forward until the previous step is approved, so there are no surprises at handover.
We interview you, look at your market, and catalogue every place your brand currently shows up.
Two or three distinct visual directions, presented early and cheaply so disagreement costs nothing.
The chosen direction is built out properly: marks, palette, type scale, layout rules.
Everything written down, so ten different people can produce work that still looks like one company.
Source files, export kits and a walkthrough, plus a staged plan for replacing the old identity.
Questions
A primary logo and its variants, a colour palette, a typography system, usage guidelines, and the source files. Stationery, social templates and design systems are scoped as add-ons.
It depends on scope. A logo and core palette is the entry point; a full identity with guidelines and collateral is a larger project. You get a fixed written quote before work begins.
Four to eight weeks for a full identity, depending on rounds of feedback and how much collateral is in scope.
Yes. Full ownership and all source files transfer to you on final payment.
That is our most common engagement. Doing both in one scope means the site is designed in the identity rather than approximating it.
Revision rounds are built into the quote. We present directions early and cheaply, so disagreement happens before the expensive work starts.
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