A visual identity your business can use

Branding Services & Brand Identity Design

Build a coherent look for your website, social media, presentations and print. I turn an agreed brand brief into a practical system of logo, colour, typography and design guidance, with the scope and final files agreed before work begins.

Your branding project

Branding starts with what your business stands for, who you need to reach and how you want to be recognised. We review your current identity, competitors and the places your brand appears, then agree the visual direction and the applications that matter most.

A project can cover a new or refined logo, a colour palette, typography, supporting graphic elements and concise usage guidelines. Website, social and print examples help you see how the identity works beyond a single logo. Naming, copywriting, trademark checks and print production are separate unless included in your quote.

You work directly with me, Tom. The proposal sets the concepts, revision rounds, deliverables, approval points and handover. We agree what to retain from an existing identity and what needs to change, so the result supports your business without an unnecessary redesign.

Explore Creative Services or logo design and graphic design services for related work.

Branding Services questions

Scope, concepts, revisions, final files and handover.

Branding can include logo design, visual identity, colours, typography, guidelines and creative direction. Website, social, presentation or print applications can be included in the brief. The proposal specifies the actual deliverables rather than treating every brand asset as automatically included.

Yes. The brief can focus on refining an existing identity or making its applications more consistent. We review the source files and usage requirements first. A new logo is only included where the scope calls for one.

Logo design focuses on a recognisable mark or wordmark. Branding builds a broader visual system around how the business presents itself. A logo-only project and a full identity project have different deliverables, review requirements and costs.

Concepts and revision rounds are agreed in the proposal. This gives you clear review stages and defines how additional changes are handled. There is no automatic promise of unlimited revisions or an unspecified number of concepts.

Naming, trademark checks and legal advice are separate unless explicitly quoted. The design agreement explains usage and ownership. You should arrange any required legal checks before relying on a mark for a wider launch.

The brief states the final formats and guidance needed for your channels, plus any included editable source files. We agree file handover, usage and ownership before starting. Print production and ongoing asset creation are separate unless included.

Business Card Design

Discuss your brand identity

Tell me about the business, the audience and the materials your identity needs to cover. Include an existing logo or website if you have one, plus your preferred deadline. I’ll confirm the scope, revisions and handover before starting.