Brands That
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1A Logo Is Not a Brand

A logo is one symbol. A brand is everything a customer experiences: the name, the colours, the voice, the packaging, the way you reply to a message. Design gives that experience a consistent look, so people recognise you in a feed, on a shelf or on a website within a second.

That is why we start with questions rather than sketches: who you serve, what makes you different, what you want people to feel, and where the design will appear. A logo that works on a sign must also work as a tiny profile picture and in black and white on an invoice.

2Logo Design: Simple, Distinct and Flexible

A good logo is easy to recognise, easy to reproduce and still works when small. We explore several directions, narrow them with you, refine the chosen one and test it in real situations: a social profile, a website header, a business card, a stamp.

• A primary logo, plus horizontal, stacked and icon-only versions where useful
• Colour, black, white and reversed versions for light and dark backgrounds
• Clear space and minimum-size rules so the logo is always legible
• Files in the formats you need: vector (SVG, PDF, AI) and PNG

3Colour and Typography

Colour sets mood and creates recognition. We choose a small palette of one primary colour, a supporting colour or two and neutrals, and check that text on each background is readable. Fonts do the same job: a clear heading font and a comfortable body font, used the same way every time.

We keep to fonts with proper licences for web and print, so you never face a licensing problem later.

4Brand Guidelines: Keeping Everyone on the Same Page

Brand guidelines are a short document that explains how to use the logo, colours, fonts, imagery and tone. They save time for you and everyone you work with: your team, a printer, a freelancer or an agency can produce consistent material without asking.

Even a simple one-to-three page guide, with hex and print colour codes, logo rules and do-and-do-not examples, prevents most inconsistencies.

5Designs for Social Media and Advertising

Social posts and ads have only a moment to catch attention. We design reusable templates for posts, carousels, stories and Reels covers in the right sizes for each platform, with clear hierarchy: one message, one image, one action.

Template systems keep your feed consistent and let your team publish quickly, while our designers handle new campaigns. They pair naturally with our social media service and paid campaigns.

6Packaging, Labels and Print

Packaging and print need extra care, because mistakes get printed. We design to the printer's specifications, with correct dimensions, bleed, safe margins and colour modes, and supply print-ready files.

• Product packaging, boxes, pouches and labels
• Business cards, letterheads, envelopes and invoices
• Brochures, flyers, menus and catalogues
• Banners, standees, signage and vehicle branding

Colours look different on screen and on paper, so we advise on proofs and finishes before you print a large run.

7Files You Will Receive

At the end of a project you own the final files. Vector files (SVG, EPS, PDF, AI) scale to any size, so they are used for printing and large formats. PNG files with a transparent background suit websites and presentations. JPEG files are good for photographs and quick sharing.

We organise the delivery in clearly named folders: logo, social, print and web, so anyone on your team can find what they need.

8Presentations, Documents and Everyday Templates

A brand is seen most often in ordinary documents: proposals, invoices, slide decks, email signatures and reports. If these look different every time, the brand feels unfinished, however good the logo is. We design simple templates your team can reuse without a designer.

• Slide templates with title, content, image and closing layouts in your colours and fonts
• Letterhead, invoice and quotation templates that match your stationery
• Email signatures with your logo, links and contact details, sized to display well everywhere
• Social media profile and cover images in the right dimensions for each platform
• Simple report and proposal layouts that keep headings, tables and charts consistent

Templates are built in tools your team already uses, such as PowerPoint, Google Slides, Word or Canva, so that updating them is easy, and the brand stays consistent when many people share the work.