Logo system
Primary, secondary, monogram and responsive variants with clear-space and minimum-size rules.
Brand Identity
A logo is one asset. An identity is the system around it — the type, colour, spacing and rules that make everything you produce recognisably yours.
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Brand identity design produces the visual system: logo and its variants, typography, colour roles, imagery direction, layout principles and written guidelines.
We design against real applications from the first week — app icon, invoice, ad, signage — so the system is proven before it's documented.
What we offer
Primary, secondary, monogram and responsive variants with clear-space and minimum-size rules.
A type system with roles, scales and pairings that work on screen and in print.
Semantic colour roles tested for contrast and accessibility, not just a swatch grid.
Imagery direction, iconography, layout grids and graphic devices.
Short, usable rules with examples of right and wrong — written to be read.
Templates, avatars, favicons, social kits and export-ready files.
The system applied to real touchpoints so the team can see it working.
Process
01
Audience, category and the perception gap the identity has to close.
02
Category audit and reference boards, argued rather than admired.
03
Two or three genuinely different systems, shown in application.
04
One direction taken to production: variants, spacing, edge cases.
05
Type, colour, icon and layout rules assembled and stress-tested.
06
Documented with examples, then handed over in a working session.
Benefits
We agree the measure before the work starts, so this section isn't a matter of taste.
Consistent application is what makes a brand memorable.
Teams stop reinventing layout decisions on every asset.
Contrast and legibility are built into the palette, not patched later.
New products slot into the system without a rebrand.
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We'll schedule a call to discuss your idea. After a short discovery session we send a proposal, and once it's approved we get started.