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(04) Branding & Design

Brand identity design that lasts.

Logos, color, typography and brand guidelines, so your business looks the same everywhere it shows up.

ServiceBranding & Design
StackFigma · Adobe Illustrator · Photoshop
QuoteWritten, before work starts
Studio time--:-- PKT · GMT+5
(01) Overview

What is brand identity design?

Brand identity design creates the visual system a business is recognized by: logo, colors, typography, imagery and the guidelines for using them. Done well, it means your website, social posts, documents and signage look like one company, whoever makes them.

A brand is a promise made consistently. We design the identity and write down the rules, so everyone who uses it gets it right.

Logo and logo variations
Color palette and typography
Imagery and icon style
Brand guidelines
Social, print and presentation templates
All final source files
(02) What we build

Every part of the identity.

Pick a part to see what we design and hand over.

MarkLogo system

A primary logo, a mark and the variants you need for every size and surface.

Primary logoIcon markLight and dark versions
(03) How it runs

From first call to live.

4 steps, one team. You approve the scope and design before we build.

  1. Before the quote
    Discover

    Audience, competitors and goals, then a quote.

  2. First round
    Explore

    Distinct creative directions to choose from.

  3. Revisions
    Refine

    The chosen direction applied to real touchpoints.

  4. Handover
    Deliver

    Guidelines, templates and source files.

Your turnReady when you are.

Tell us about your project and get a written quote with the scope and timeline before any work starts.

Tools we use
FigmaAdobe IllustratorPhotoshop
Scope it in 30 seconds

Planning Brand Identity Design?

Three taps and your brief is half written. No email needed until you choose to send it.

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(04) FAQ

Brand Identity Design FAQs

A logo is one mark. A brand identity is the whole system around it: colors, type, imagery and the rules that keep them consistent.

Yes. Once the project is paid in full, you own all final artwork and source files.

Yes. The same team designs and builds websites, so the brand carries straight through.