Logo and identity
A mark and a visual language built around your audience, with enough range to work from a favicon to a shopfront.
Brands that hold together, from logo to menu.
We design identities as a system, so the logo, the website, the social posts and the printed menu all look like they came from the same hand.
What's included
Print and menus
Menus, brochures and packaging artwork, designed with print in mind: bleed, trim, colour and paper.
Colour and type
Palettes and typefaces picked on purpose, tested for contrast, and written down so anyone can use them.
Voice
How you sound in headlines, buttons and captions, so the website and the social account agree.
Social direction
What to post, how it should look, and how it supports your outreach.
Guidelines
A short guide people will actually open, not a 90-page PDF.
How we work
Branding and web design shouldn't be separate jobs. A logo that looks great on a slide but falls apart at favicon size, or a menu that doesn't match the website, costs you trust you can't see leaving.
So we design the identity and its first uses together. For Midnight Pizza Club that meant logos and printable menus in one retro Y2K look. For Yoller it meant creative direction across social, so outreach and presence supported each other.
Want the website and the brand at once? We do both in one project and one conversation.
Related work
All projects
Good to know
Do you do branding without a website?
Yes. We do identities and print work on their own, and plenty of clients add the website later.
What do I get at the end?
Final logo files in every format you need, your colour and type system, the first applications we designed together, and a short guide to using it all.
