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Discovery
We learn your business, audience, competitors, and goals. This shapes every decision that follows.
Service
Brand Identity Design
The full package. Logo, colour, typography, and a set of brand guidelines you'll actually use — built for the long term.
What you get
Everything you need to show up consistently.
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Logo system
Primary logo, secondary variant, compact mark. All formats.
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Colour palette
Primary, secondary, and neutral colours with WCAG-validated contrast ratios.
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Typography system
Display and body typefaces with usage guidelines. Self-hosted for performance.
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Brand guidelines PDF
A clear, practical document showing how to use everything correctly.
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Social media templates
3 profile/cover templates set up in Canva or Figma — ready to edit.
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Business card design
Print-ready artwork for the most essential piece of print collateral.
Starting from
£1,200
Exact quote provided after discovery call
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The Process
How brand identity works.
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Strategy
Brand position, tone, and visual direction defined. You approve before we design anything.
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Design
Logo system, colour palette, and typography. Three concepts. Two revision rounds. You choose the direction.
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Delivery
Brand guidelines + all files + handover call. Your brand is ready to use everywhere.
FAQ
Brand identity questions.
What's the difference between a logo and a brand identity?
A logo is one element. A brand identity is the full system — logo, colours, typography, and guidelines — that ensures you look consistent everywhere from business cards to Instagram.
How long does a brand identity project take?
Typically 4–6 weeks from kick-off call to final delivery. Complex projects with more stakeholders may take longer.
Do I need a brand identity or just a logo?
If you're starting out, a brand identity package is worth the investment. A logo alone often leads to inconsistent application and brand confusion. We'll tell you honestly which is right for where you are.
What if I don't like any of the initial concepts?
We do a discovery session specifically to avoid this. But if none of the initial directions land, we'll revisit the strategy together before designing again. We don't deliver work we're not proud of.