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A logo and visual identity your team can use

Your website, quotes and other materials should look like they come from the same business. We design the logo, colours, type and templates that help you keep that look consistent.

Starting fresh or updating what you have? We first look at what works and what needs attention.

What we can create

A new or updated logo

We look at your current logo and where it needs to work. Sometimes a small update is enough. If a new design makes more sense, we explain why.

Colours and type

We choose a set of colours and fonts for the materials in your project. You receive the colour codes and information about any font licences needed.

Templates for everyday work

Quotes, presentations, email signatures or other agreed materials. We design the items your team uses, rather than adding a long list of formats you do not need.

Files and a short guide

You receive the agreed logo versions for digital use and print, plus instructions on colours, spacing and how to use them. The guide gives staff and suppliers one place to check.

Writing guidelines, if needed

We can also agree how your business should sound: the words you use, the points you want to make and a few examples. This is an optional part of the project.

How we work

1

Look at what you have

We review your current materials, customers and plans, then agree the work, price and timing.

2

Choose a direction

We discuss what the design should communicate and where it will be used.

3

Design and review

You see the identity on useful examples, such as a website page or quote. We work through the agreed feedback rounds.

4

Deliver the files

We provide the files, templates and guide, and explain how to use them.

Common questions

Not always. A refreshed logo, clearer colour choices or a few consistent templates may solve the problem. We look at what you already have before proposing new work.

The proposal lists the logo versions and templates. Typical logo files include SVG for the web, transparent PNG files and PDF versions for print, with light and dark background options where needed. Font licence information is included in the handover.

Yes, if it works for the intended uses. We can build the wider style around it or propose small changes. You review that decision before the work continues.

Yes. We can plan the website and identity together, or discuss how to update an existing site. Website work is clearly listed in the proposal.

That depends on whether you need a refresh, a new identity or additional materials. We agree the outputs, feedback rounds, price and schedule before starting. Any paid fonts, images or production costs should be listed separately.

What needs a more consistent look?

Tell us about your business, what you have today and where you want to use the new design. Mention whether you need a logo, templates, a website or a mix.

What would you like to keep, and what no longer fits?

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