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Review your audience, goals, current identity, and creative brief.
Branding & Identity
Bring your logo, colors, typography, and messaging into a consistent direction for your business.
A good fit when
The work, explained
A brand identity gives your website, marketing, and everyday materials a common language. We work from who you serve, what you offer, and how you want the business to be understood, then develop the visual and verbal elements your team can use consistently.
What’s included
Your proposal confirms the items, depth, and responsibilities included in your project.
Review your audience, services, existing materials, and useful points of difference. Agree on a creative brief before design starts.
Explore an agreed set of logo and visual directions. Refine the selected direction through the review rounds included in the proposal.
Choose a practical color palette and typography hierarchy for digital and print use. Review legibility and suitable combinations.
Define how to introduce the business, explain its services, and write key messages consistently. The amount of copy work is agreed in your scope.
Apply the identity to agreed examples, such as website elements, social graphics, or business materials, so you can assess it in context.
Supply the approved assets, usage guidance, and formats in the proposal. Identify font, stock, or other third-party licensing requirements.
How we work
Review your audience, goals, current identity, and creative brief.
Develop the agreed design directions and review them together.
Finalize the selected identity and its practical applications.
Hand over approved files and guidance for consistent use.
What you receive
Bring your existing logo files and materials, examples of what you like, and information about your audience. The proposal defines concepts, revisions, asset formats, and applications.
We agree on the price, timeline, and support before work starts. Third-party subscriptions, advertising spend, and additional work are identified separately in your proposal.
Discuss your scopeFAQ
Yes. We can review whether to refine existing elements or develop a new direction. That decision is agreed before the design work.
Website development is a separate scope. We can combine it with the identity work so the new website uses the approved visual direction.
The proposal specifies the number of design directions and review rounds. Additional applications or revisions can be quoted separately.
Naming can be discussed as additional work. Legal clearance and trademark registration are separate and should be handled by a qualified professional.
Let’s talk
Share what you need. We’ll discuss your starting point, the work involved, and whether this offering is a fit.
A free 30-minute discovery call. The project scope and price are agreed before you commit to the work.
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