A brand workshop first.
A 45-minute session on your customers, competitors and the personality you want, turned into a moodboard you approve before any logo work.
Build · Stage 01
Looking like the business you actually are, from your logo to the brochure on your counter.
A brand identity is the logo, colours, typefaces and rules that make a business recognisable across every place it appears. For a small business, it usually costs less than a website and gets used far more often — on the site, the invoice, the van, the shopfront and every social post.
Most small businesses arrive at a web project with a logo someone made years ago, no set colours, and three slightly different versions of their own name. The website then locks all of that in place.
Sorting the identity first means the site has something consistent to apply, rather than inventing it page by page.
Not a 60-page brand bible nobody opens. You get a logo in the formats you’ll actually use (web, print, social profile, favicon), a colour palette with the codes written down, your fonts, and a short guide on how to use them. Then we put the new brand to work: a brochure and a flyer ready for the printer, plus your social profiles and stationery. A printer, a sign writer and a web developer should all end up producing the same thing.
A business that’s outgrown its original logo, one rebranding after a change of direction, or a new business that wants to start consistent rather than fix it later.
A 45-minute session on your customers, competitors and the personality you want, turned into a moodboard you approve before any logo work.
We search IP Australia's trade mark register for obvious conflicts before designing. This isn't legal advice, and we'll tell you when to speak to a trade mark attorney.
Two or three concepts, then the chosen one in primary, horizontal, stacked and icon versions, plus one-colour and reversed. Two rounds of revisions are included.
From a 16-pixel browser icon to a shopfront sign, vehicle decal or embroidered shirt, so it stays readable everywhere.
Your palette in HEX, RGB and CMYK, with text and background pairs that meet WCAG AA contrast.
Free Google Fonts or licensed fonts, with any licence cost stated up front.
A short PDF covering logo use and spacing, what not to do, colours, fonts, photo style and a few lines on tone of voice.
Your first print pieces in the new brand: a folded brochure and a single-page flyer. We shape the copy with you, lay it out, and supply print-ready PDFs with bleed and crop marks, plus digital versions for email and your website.
Logo and cover images sized for Google Business Profile, Facebook and Instagram, highlight icons, an email signature, a business card, quote and invoice headers, and Canva templates for social posts and future flyers.
SVG and PNG for the web, print-ready CMYK PDF for printers and signwriters, and a one-page sheet on which file to send to whom.
You own: full copyright, assigned to you in writing on final payment, plus the editable source files.
Paid directly by you: printing, which you can order from any printer using our files.
Your customers, competitors and personality.
One visual direction for your sign-off.
Two or three routes, shown on real mock-ups: sign, phone screen, uniform.
Two revision rounds on the chosen route.
Colours, fonts, guide, social and stationery files.
Copy agreed, layouts designed and revised, print files prepared.
Files, guide walkthrough, and your profiles updated if you want us to.
Most identities, including the brochure and flyer, take about 6 weeks.
Not strictly, but it's cheaper in that order. Building a website first usually means the site's colours and fonts become the de-facto brand by accident — and changing them later means changing the site too.
Yes. You get the source files and full ownership. You can take them to any other designer, printer or developer without asking us.
A logo is one asset. An identity is the logo plus the rules — which colours, which fonts, how much space around the mark — so everything you produce afterwards looks like it came from the same business.
Yes. Every brand identity includes a folded brochure and a single-page flyer in your new brand, with print-ready files and digital versions for email and your website. Printing is paid directly to your printer.