The logo exists in six versions
Different colours, different proportions, one with a white box behind it, and nobody knows which is correct.
Graphic design & branding
A business that changes shape between its website, its van and its invoices reads as one that is not quite established yet. We build logos, identity systems and marketing visuals that stay consistent wherever they appear.
The problem
Nobody consciously judges a brand for using three different blues. They just quietly conclude the business is smaller or newer than it is.
Different colours, different proportions, one with a white box behind it, and nobody knows which is correct.
Only a low-resolution PNG from a designer nobody can reach, so every new use starts with a compromise.
The website, the social posts and the printed material were each made by different people at different times.
A logo designed for a screen becomes an unreadable smudge on a business card, a van door or a favicon.
Our approach
A logo is one output. What you actually need is the set of rules underneath it — the colour values, the type, the spacing, the versions for each context — so anyone can produce on-brand material without asking.
Full, compact and icon versions, tested at favicon size and at signage size before sign-off.
Exact values for screen and print, so nothing drifts between a website and a printed brochure.
Short and practical — what to do, what not to do — rather than a fifty-page document nobody opens.
Editable source files, all export formats, and the fonts licensing information you need.
What's included
Full identity projects, or individual pieces if you already have a brand that works.
Concept development and refinement, with full, compact and icon variants for every context.
Colour palette, typography, spacing rules and visual language documented and consistent.
A practical document covering usage, minimum sizes, clear space and what not to do.
Brochures, flyers, one-pagers, proposals and sales material.
Templates and campaign visuals sized correctly for each platform.
Print-ready files for vehicles, signage, uniforms and packaging, with the right colour profiles.
Branded slide and document templates your team can actually use.
Icons, illustrations and interface graphics consistent with the wider identity.
Modernising an existing identity without losing the recognition you have built.
Organised, correctly named files so the right version is easy to find.
Outcomes
Consistent identity signals an established business before anyone reads a word.
Templates and rules mean new material takes hours instead of restarting from scratch.
One correct set of files, organised, so the wrong logo stops appearing.
From a favicon to a vehicle wrap without redrawing anything.
Your team produces consistent material without needing a designer for every request.
Source files and full rights, so you are never blocked by a previous supplier.
How it runs
Scope and price agreed in writing before anyone starts building.
01
Who you serve, how you want to be seen, and what the current material gets wrong.
02
Direction agreed with references and rationale before design work begins.
03
Concepts developed and refined through structured rounds of feedback.
04
Final files, formats, guidelines and asset library delivered and handed over.
05
Ongoing campaign and collateral work as you need it.
Questions
If yours is not here, ask us directly — you will get a straight answer rather than a sales call.
Usually three distinct directions rather than a dozen variations of the same idea. Three well-argued options is a decision. Twelve is a survey, and it tends to produce a compromise nobody likes.
Yes, fully, including editable source files and every export format. Font licensing is the one exception — where a commercial font is used we tell you which licence you need and why.
Often the better option. If people already recognise you, throwing that away is expensive. A refresh keeps the recognisable elements and fixes what is not working — proportions, colours, legibility, missing variants.
A logo and core identity is typically a few weeks including feedback rounds. A full system with guidelines and collateral takes longer. Feedback turnaround on your side is usually what determines the timeline.
Yes — including vehicle wraps, signage, packaging and uniforms, supplied as print-ready files with correct colour profiles and bleed.
Yes. Design and web development are the same team here, so the identity and the site get built to the same system rather than approximately matching.
You may also need
We will tell you whether it needs a refresh or a rebuild — and which would be a waste of money.