Logo and brand identity

A single logo file rarely does the job: the same mark has to hold up on a dark background, at small sizes, in a square profile picture and on a sign. We draw it with all of those in mind and deliver the files to match.

Around it we build the rest of the brand: which colours, which typeface, how headings are set, how photos are chosen. So when someone else lays out a poster for you next year, the brand still looks like itself.

• Logo: horizontal, stacked, icon-only and single-colour versions
• Vector (SVG, PDF) and web/social (PNG) files
• Colour palette with print and screen values
• Typeface selection and heading hierarchy
• Business cards, letterhead, stamps, envelopes
• Social media profile and post templates
• Scaled files for signage and vehicle graphics
• A short usage guide: what to do and what not to do

On software projects, design isn't a separate stage — it's the first one. Every screen is drawn in Figma before any code is written: where the buttons sit, which information comes first, how it stacks on a phone. Nothing gets built until you've approved it.

On growing products we set up a design system: colours, spacing, buttons and form components defined in one place. New screens stay consistent by default and development speeds up.