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A visual identity that looks like you, everywhere it shows up.
Logo, color palette, typography, favicon, and ready-to-use social media variants — a consistent visual foundation for your entire brand.
Before a single word is read, your visual identity has already made an impression — it's the first signal of whether a business feels credible, current, and worth trusting. A logo that only works at one size, colors that shift from page to page, or a missing favicon all quietly chip away at that first impression.
This service builds a complete, cohesive visual foundation: a logo that holds up from a favicon to a billboard, a color palette and typography system that stays consistent everywhere it's used, and ready-made variants sized for the social platforms and formats you actually need.
Included
- Logo design, with variations for different uses and backgrounds
- Color palette and typography system
- Favicon and app-icon formats
- Social media profile and cover variants
- Brand guidelines document for consistent future use
How it works
Discovery
We talk through your business, audience, and how you want to be perceived.
Concepts
Initial logo and direction concepts, grounded in that discovery conversation.
Refinement
The chosen direction refined into a full, cohesive visual system.
Delivery
All final files, formats, and variants, plus a short guidelines document.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a website built at the same time?
No — this stands on its own and can be delivered before, during, or independently of a website project, though pairing them keeps everything visually consistent from the start.
What files do I actually receive?
Source files plus exported formats ready for immediate use — web, print, and social — so nothing needs to be recreated later by whoever handles your marketing.
Can you work with a logo I already have?
Yes. If your existing logo works but the system around it doesn't (colors, typography, missing variants), that can be built out without necessarily redesigning the mark itself.
How much input do I have in the process?
The discovery conversation shapes the initial concepts, and you review and give feedback before anything is finalized — this is built around what represents your business, not a generic template.