Graphic Design & Branding
A strong visual identity that sets your brand apart.
A brand is what people think of you — and the visual identity is the first impression that shapes it. A weak logo and inconsistent design can make even the best product look cheap.
We start with strategy: your sector, your competitors, your audience. Then come the logo, colour palette, typography and brand book. The result is one identity that holds up equally well on the web, in print and on social media.
- A unique logo, delivered in vector
- Colour palette and typography system
- Brand book
- Every format you need for print and digital
- Social media templates
- Business cards and letterheads
Frequently asked questions
How much does graphic design cost?
It depends on scope. A single logo, a small package of logo plus core colours, and a full visual identity with a brand book are different pieces of work. Tell us briefly what you need and we send a concrete proposal within one business day.
Which file formats do you deliver?
Every vector source file (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF) plus transparent-background PNGs for digital use. Along with those: horizontal and vertical lockups, an icon-only mark, black-and-white and single-colour versions, variants for light and dark backgrounds, social profile sizes and a favicon.
What is a brand book and do I need one?
A brand book documents how the logo is used, the colour codes, the typographic system and the uses that are off-limits. You need one when several people or outside contractors will produce your materials — a shared rulebook is what stops the identity drifting apart.
Can you refresh my existing logo?
Yes. For a brand people already recognise, a refresh is usually the better call than a full redesign — the form gets simplified, colours and typography modernised, but the shape customers know stays intact. Send us your current logo and we will tell you what should change.
Do you produce print materials as well?
Yes — business cards, letterheads, catalogues, brochures, banners and packaging. Files are prepared to print spec (CMYK, with bleed) and can go straight to the printer.