An identity that carries across.
Logo design and redesign for businesses that need a recognizable mark on their website and other agreed applications.
Define what the mark needs to do
A logo introduces the business at many sizes, from website navigation to a social profile. We start by discussing your audience, existing identity and the applications the mark must support.
The brief gives the design a purpose. Your business context and feedback guide the design process.
Create or refine the identity
A new logo can be part of a website project. A redesign can also retain the recognizable parts of an existing mark while improving clarity and consistency.
We agree on concepts, review rounds and delivery formats before starting. That keeps feedback and the finished scope clear.
Prepare for practical use
A logo needs to remain readable at small sizes and work on the backgrounds used by the brand. We consider those applications during design.
Final file formats, ownership terms and any wider identity requirements are established in the project agreement. The logo can then support the website’s visual system.
Bring the identity into the website
Your website gives the mark a context through typography, color, imagery and layout. We can discuss those elements together as part of Web Design.
Use the quote form to explain whether you need a logo, a redesign or a website with supporting identity work.
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A few useful answers.
Can I give feedback on the design?
Yes. We agree on review points and revision scope at the start of the project.
Which files will I receive?
Delivery formats depend on the agreed applications. We establish the required files and ownership terms in the quote before work begins.
Explore the work.
Let’s build your next website.
Tell us about your business. We’ll discuss the work, the scope and the next step.