Clear choices.
A finished system.
A brand project moves from research to a few distinct directions, then to one complete system you can use everywhere. You choose at each step, with real examples in front of you.
- Typical length
- Often alongside a website
- Best for
- New businesses, refreshes, and product interfaces
- Starts with
- A free call about your project
Step by step.
Sign-offs are marked. Nothing moves past one without your approval.
- Start
Talk it through
What the business stands for, who it serves, and where the brand appears.
You get: Written proposal - Step 1
Research
Competitors, customers, and what the brand needs to say.
You get: Research summary - Step 2
Directions
Distinct concepts, shown on real examples like a homepage and a business card.
You get: Concepts to choose from Your sign-off - Step 3
Refine
The chosen direction becomes logo, color, type, and imagery.
You get: Complete identity Your sign-off - Step 4
Hand over
Files, guidelines, and Figma libraries, organized for anyone to use.
You get: Brand guidelines
Who does what.
Your part is small but it matters. Here it is, next to mine.
| Step | You | Me |
|---|---|---|
| Talk it through | Tell the story of the business and where it is headed. | Listen for what makes you different and what the brand must carry. |
| Research | Share customer feedback and competitors you watch. | Study the market and summarize what matters. |
| Directions | Pick the direction that fits, or the parts you like. | Present each concept in the places the brand will live. |
| Refine | Review the full system and approve it. | Develop and test the system across real uses. |
| Hand over | Share the files with anyone who needs them. | Package everything and walk you through the guidelines. |
What you get.
The pieces a typical brand project delivers. Your quote lists exactly which ones apply.
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Logo files
Every version and format you need for print and screen.
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Color and type
A defined palette and type system, with exact values.
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Brand guidelines
A clear guide to using the brand, written for the people who will use it.
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Figma library
Components and styles ready for future design work.
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Templates
Social, document, or slide templates, when the project needs them.
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Source files
The original design files, not just exports.
The services involved.
Each one has its own page with more detail.
How many concepts will I see?
Enough to show real choices: a few distinct directions, rather than small variations of one idea.
Can we refresh instead of starting over?
Yes. A refresh keeps what people already recognize and fixes what holds the brand back.
Do I get the source files?
Yes. You receive the original design files along with exports for print and screen.
Other kinds of projects.
The same five steps, shaped for different work.
Good work starts with a conversation.
Tell us about your business, what’s working, and what you’d like to do better.


