One freelancer did the business cards, a different agency built the website, and you run social media yourselves — so every new item to design starts from zero, with no common thread.
Visual identity that looks the same no matter who's printing it
Visual Identity
One freelancer did the business cards, a different agency built the website, and you run social media yourselves — so every new item to design starts from zero, with no common thread.
The materials don't clash outright, but nobody would say they came from the same company. Every new job — a pitch folder, a trade-show stand, an investor deck — needs its own design decision because nobody ever settled how the company should look as a whole. The faster it grows, the more that inconsistency shows in front of bigger contractors.
A full visual identity is one coherent system — logo, colours, typography and layouts for key materials designed together, not stitched from separate jobs. Instead of commissioning each item separately, you get a complete set of rules and ready-made templates your whole team uses.
We design an identity as a single project, run by one team on one source file — we don't farm out pieces to contractors who never talk to each other. That's how the card, the folder and the social profile end up sharing the same design logic. We don't start with the visual layer — before choosing a colour, we establish where the company shows up and who it's talking to, because otherwise the system has nothing to build on.
What you get
- One system from the business card to the trade-show standNew materials get designed faster, since they build on ready-made rules instead of starting from scratch.
- A team that can create independentlyContractors and staff work within the identity document, so you don't approve every detail personally.
- A consistent image in front of contractorsThe company looks the same at trade shows, in a sales offer and on social media — in conversations with bigger clients and in tenders, that makes a real difference.
We don't publish numbered case studies at this stage — at the kickoff meeting we show sample identities from other projects, so you see the level of detail and scope before we settle on yours.
Scope and pricing
The package covers the logo — a new design or a refinement of your existing one — guidelines with usage rules, a colour palette and typography, and a full set of key materials: business card, letterhead, pitch folder, email signature, presentation template and social media graphics, plus a component library for independent work.
- We audit what you have and discuss where the company shows up and who it's talking to.
- A joint workshop sets the direction — style, tone, competitors to stand apart from.
- We design the core of the system and present it for you to choose from.
- We develop the chosen direction across the full set of materials, with revisions in the rounds agreed in the contract.
- We hand over the final files and guidelines.
You learn the price after the initial audit, and it stays fixed for the rest of the project. An identity built piecemeal — logo from one supplier, cards from another, social in-house — costs more long-term, since every new element needs its own decision; a system designed once removes that cost from every material after.
Our guarantees
Production-file accuracy guarantee. Every item in the package goes through the same quality check — we verify vector files, colour profiles and legibility at small sizes before they reach you.
Principles, not rigid templates. Your team can create new materials independently without losing the brand's character, because the document sets boundaries, not fixed layouts.
The package price is fixed. The amount agreed after the audit doesn't change during the agreed scope.
Availability
We schedule delivery around your launch or rebrand, with milestones mapped for every stage. We run a limited number of these projects in parallel, because each needs the full team's attention.
Order your full visual identity
Book an audit — send us what you have, with a short note on where the company shows up. We'll come back with a proposed scope, a timeline and a package quote.
What waiting costs you
Every new material commissioned without a shared system is one more piece needing to be brought into line later — the longer that goes on, the more work waits when it's time to sort everything out at once.
In short
A complete system: logo, guidelines, colours, typography and key materials in one project · a five-step order process from audit to final delivery · a component library for your team to work independently · a fixed package price sized to the number of materials · a timeline aligned with your launch or rebrand.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is included in the full visual identity package besides the logo?
Guidelines, a colour palette, typography, and key materials — business card, letterhead, folder, email signature, presentation template and social graphics.
Can I order an identity if I already have a logo and don't want to change it?
Yes, we audit the existing logo and build the rest of the system around it, instead of a new mark from scratch.
How many materials does the standard package cover?
The standard scope covers six key materials, listed in the scope section — additional formats are quoted as an extension.
What happens if the company has several locations or branches?
We factor that in at the audit stage — for a network of locations we propose a dedicated signage system sized to that scale.
Does the identity cover digital materials like an email signature or a presentation template?
Yes, both are part of the standard package alongside printed materials.
What if different departments already use inconsistent materials?
That's exactly what the initial audit is for — we bring order to what exists rather than ignoring past work.