Brand Identity Design
We build the full visual toolkit behind your brand: logo, colours, fonts, imagery rules and layout patterns, documented in guidelines so your website, packaging and social posts stay consistent whoever designs them.
Brand identity design is the creation of a complete visual system that makes a business recognisable across every touchpoint. It includes the logo, but also defines the colour palette, typefaces, photography and illustration style, graphic patterns and layout principles, all documented in brand guidelines that designers, printers and staff can follow consistently.
A logo is a single mark. A brand identity is the set of decisions that tells everyone how your business should look wherever it appears. Two companies can have equally good logos, yet one feels coherent and the other feels patched together, because only one has defined the rest of the system.
Our brand identity design covers:
If you only need the mark itself, logo design may be enough for now.
Companies that want website, packaging and marketing designed on one foundation from day one.
Firms moving upmarket, entering new markets or changing what they sell, whose current look no longer fits.
Businesses working with agencies, freelancers and in-house staff who need shared rules to stay consistent.
Product brands where packaging, shelf presence and social media depend on a strong, recognisable visual style.
Without defined rules, every designer who works for you makes their own choices. One picks a bright teal as the accent colour, another uses navy. The website uses one font, the brochure another, the packaging a third. Photography swings between stock images and phone pictures. Each decision seems small, but the sum is a brand that feels different every time a customer meets it.
It also wastes time and money. Each new agency or freelancer spends the first part of every project guessing what your brand should look like, and you spend time correcting them. When the business grows and more people produce material, the problem multiplies.
A documented identity turns those repeated debates into settled decisions, so effort goes into the message instead of re-arguing colours and fonts.
Scope
A structured session on audience, positioning, personality and competitors.
New or refined logo with all layout and colour variations.
Primary, secondary and neutral colours with CMYK, RGB, HEX and Pantone references.
Heading, body and web fonts with sizes, weights and licensing notes.
Photo direction, icon style, patterns and supporting shapes.
A PDF guide covering correct use, spacing, colour ratios and examples.
Process
Through a workshop and questionnaire we define who the brand speaks to, how it should feel and how it differs from competitors.
We present visual directions combining colour, type and imagery so you choose an overall feel before detailed work begins.
The logo suite, colour palette, typography and graphic elements are designed together so they work as one system.
We apply the identity to items such as a business card, social post, web header and brochure cover to test it in real use.
We compile the brand guidelines, export all assets and walk your team through using them correctly.
Technologies
New staff, agencies and printers can produce on-brand material by following the guidelines.
Customers learn to recognise your colours and style even before they see the logo.
Designers start from defined rules, which shortens projects and reduces corrections.
A flexible system can extend to new products, locations or campaigns without starting over.
Pricing
Choose a starting point — we confirm the exact scope and price in a written proposal.
A logo with the essential files to get started.
Custom quote based on scope
Most popular
Logo plus core brand elements and stationery.
Custom quote based on scope
A complete identity system with guidelines.
Custom quote based on scope
Every project is scoped individually. Request a quote for an exact price — final scope and cost are confirmed in a written proposal.
| Feature | Starter | Business | Complete |
|---|---|---|---|
| Logo design | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Logo variations & file formats | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Business card design | No | Yes | Yes |
| Brand colours & typography | Basic | Yes | Yes |
| Brand guidelines | No | Short guide | Full guidelines |
| Stationery & social templates | No | Limited | Yes |
FAQs
Still have a question?
Ask us directly — you’ll get a straight answer from the team that does the work.
Not always, but most growing businesses benefit from one. If your logo is solid, we can keep it and build the colour, typography, imagery and guidelines around it. If the logo itself is weak, we suggest refining it as part of the identity work so the whole system rests on a dependable foundation.
The guidelines document explains how to use every element of the identity. It typically covers logo versions, clear space and minimum sizes, colour values and proportions, typography hierarchy, photography and icon style, and examples of correct and incorrect use. The exact depth is agreed in the proposal based on how many people will use it.
After full payment, ownership of the final approved identity artwork and guidelines is transferred to your business, as stated in the proposal. Fonts and any licensed stock images remain under their own licences, and we list them so you can purchase or renew licences where required. Unselected concepts stay with us.
Revisions are handled at each stage, with the number of rounds agreed in the proposal. Approving the direction before detailed design keeps later revisions focused on refinement rather than starting over. We ask for consolidated feedback from the people who will make the final decision, which keeps the project moving.
Yes, that is part of the brief. Colours are specified in CMYK and Pantone for print and in RGB and HEX for screens, since the same colour can look different on paper and a monitor. Fonts are chosen with web availability in mind, and we can carry the identity into your website design if needed.
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