Brand positioning and design direction
Review audiences, messaging and use locations to clarify design direction and differentiation needs.
Brand identity · Decisions that work together
For a new brand or an identity refresh, begin with who you address and where you appear. Design decisions should work together across the intended uses.

Assets and revision boundaries depend on the selected package.
Review audiences, messaging and use locations to clarify design direction and differentiation needs.
Assess the package’s logo, colour and typography decisions together to establish a consistent visual language.
Agree identity file formats and usage information, listing the assets to be delivered clearly.
This illustrative scenario is not a customer project; it explains coordinated identity use.
The business describes its audience, value and communication direction.
Consider how logo, colours and type support the same story.
Agreed files can follow common guidance across web or social communication.
An illustrative workflow, not a customer project.
Design reviews and approvals follow package scope.
Assess audiences, existing identity and use locations.
Planned outputBrand and usage summary
Prepare agreed alternatives and the design approach.
Planned outputVisual direction for review
Apply package feedback and clarify decisions.
Planned outputApproved identity decisions
Transfer agreed formats and usage explanations.
Planned outputIdentity files and usage information
Checks follow the assets defined in the selected package.
Registration, legal advice, printing, packaging and extra revisions are separate tasks.
Depending on the package, logo, colours, typography and identity files may be considered together. Included assets are confirmed in the product description and written scope.
Elements to preserve and change needs are reviewed first. The direction considers brand use and existing assets.
The selected product describes these conditions. Extra changes are not automatically included; scope and approvals are agreed together.
Uses and formats are agreed at the start. Source files, licences and usage rights are explained in the agreement; every format is not assumed.
Registration and legal advice are separate from this design service. Printing, packaging and other out-of-package applications are assessed separately.
Review assets, formats and revision conditions in current products, then define the identity scope you need.
Brand and Corporate Identity
Two logo directions and delivery of core production-ready files.
Estimated delivery: 7–10 business days
Excluded: Brand naming
Excluded: Print production
Excluded: Additional application designs
Excluding VAT
Brand and Corporate Identity
Logo system and agreed core corporate identity applications.
Estimated delivery: 15–20 business days
Excluded: Print production
Excluded: Packaging design outside the scope
Excluded: Trademark registration service
Excluding VAT