Research
We study the business, the audience, the positioning and the visual field of the sector.
We develop a company’s visual identity, including the logo, colours, typography, and graphic elements, brought together into a cohesive system. We consider how it will be applied across the website, social media, presentations, printed materials, and other communications.
free / 30 min / no commitment
A brand starts not with a logo, but with an understanding of how a company should look and be perceived across different communications. We create a cohesive visual system: a logo, colour palette, typography, and guidelines for applying them across the website, documents, social media, and other materials. If a website is being developed at the same time, the brand and interface are designed as one cohesive system.
From the logo to the layout of a proposal, small details add up to the impression a company is judged on before the first conversation.
People recognise the company by its mark, colour and typography even where the name is not the first thing they see.
The website, a proposal, a sign and a social post all look like parts of one system.
Consistent presentation reads as a sign of an organised business, and it shapes the choice between you and a competitor.
Ready rules and files remove the need to agree every layout from scratch: a supplier receives a system rather than a list of preferences.
The visual direction is set with an eye on how competitors look, so the company does not blend into the sector background.
An approved identity becomes the starting point for the site design, with no second discussion about style.
The scope depends on the current state of the brand and the number of materials where the visual identity will be used.
We establish the character of the brand, study the audience and the competitive field, and agree the principles the visual communication is built on.
We develop the primary version, a compact mark, and variations for different formats, sizes, and backgrounds.
We assemble the palette with web and print values, the typography and the graphic rules into one recognisable system.
We prepare source files in all required formats and a brand guide with clear guidelines, so the visual system can be applied consistently going forward.
We study the business, the audience, the positioning and the visual field of the sector.
We present several visual directions and agree the character of the system to come.
We refine the logo, colour palette, and typography and test them on real materials: the website, documents, and print.
We prepare all the necessary files in the required formats, along with a brand guide with usage guidelines.
Branding can be commissioned on its own or together with a website. Built together, identity and interface are designed as one system.
from 600 €
A visual identity for a new company, or a refresh of the one you have.
Best suited for: A new company, or a refresh of an existing identity
from 2,500 €
The full sequence for a company starting from scratch or changing how it positions itself.
Best suited for: Launching from scratch, or repositioning
The price depends not on how many logo options are shown, but on the depth of the system and the number of jobs it has to do.
A new brand and a refresh of an existing identity call for different amounts of research and decision-making.
Website, documents, social media, packaging, vehicles and print materials all extend the system.
A small company manages with a basic set; once several people are producing materials, detailed guidelines are needed.
When brand and website are built at the same time, the work follows one plan with no gap between the stages.
Yes. If you only need a logo, we can develop one separately. However, a complete visual identity usually also includes a colour palette, typography, and guidelines for their use.
The number of concepts depends on the project and is agreed before work begins. We do not aim to present as many options as possible. Instead, we develop several well-considered directions and select the one that best fits the brand.
Yes. If a brand already has recognisable elements, we determine what should be retained and what can be improved or updated. This allows the visual identity to evolve without losing its recognisability.
If the brand is being updated at the same time as the website, it is better to develop them together. This allows the visual identity to be integrated into the website design from the start and avoids duplicated work. If the visual identity already exists, the website is designed around the existing brand.
A brand guide contains guidelines for using the logo, colours, typography, and other elements of the visual identity. It is especially useful when different specialists or contractors work on the company's materials.
Yes. The set of files and formats provided is agreed before the project begins. Once the visual identity is approved, you receive all the necessary files for future use.