For brands, businesses and creators
Graphic design
services.
We design logos, brand identities, digital assets and print materials for businesses and creators. Your audience and brief shape the visual direction, whether you’re launching a brand, refreshing it or preparing a campaign.
What are you working on?
Start with what your brand needs next.
01
A new identity.
Give a new business, product or project a visual identity. Develop the logo, fonts, colors and the first materials you need to launch.
02
An existing brand.
Keep what people recognize and work on what needs to change. We can refine an identity, extend a brand kit or bring scattered materials into line.
03
A specific piece.
A presentation, campaign, brochure or interface may need focused design work. Share the content, intended audience and formats it needs to work in.
One identity, different uses
One identity.
Three ways to use it.
Your brand and audience set the style. We explore directions that fit your project, from understated to colorful or expressive. This CMX example shows how one identity can adapt across digital and print.
Brand identity
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01 / Identity
Establish the visual language.
A brand is recognizable through more than its logo. Fonts, colors, spacing and layouts should feel connected, whether someone sees them on a website, a business card or a social post. They also need to stay clear and readable at the size they’re used.
For a new brand, we explore that language with you. For an existing one, we review the current assets and agree what to keep, refine or extend.
- Logo variations for the agreed uses
- Color and typography choices
- Practical guidance for applying the identity
Website & social
02
Graphic design
closer.
Type, color
and composition.
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02 / Digital
Adapt the layout to the screen.
A website and a social post have different jobs. We carry the identity across both while changing the hierarchy, spacing and amount of content to fit each format.
Website and interface design can include page layouts, key journeys and reusable components. If you also need the website built, explore our website development services.
- Website and interface layouts
- Social graphics and editable templates
- Presentations and campaign assets
03 / Print
Prepare it for the physical format.
A poster needs to read from a distance. A card needs to stay legible in your hand. We adapt the layout to the final size, then prepare the agreed artwork for its intended production process.
Print work starts with the supplier’s requirements. We confirm dimensions, color setup, bleed and export settings before preparing the final files.
- Stationery, brochures and posters
- Packaging and merchandise artwork
- Files prepared to agreed supplier specifications
Print & stationery
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CMX / Design, research & engineering
In detail.
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Typography & layout
CMX
Design, research
& engineering
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Graphic design services
Graphic design for digital and print.
You can commission a complete brand identity or a single piece of design work. We agree the formats, content, review points and final files before the project starts.
01
Logo design & brand identity
A new logo is only one part of a brand identity. We also work through color, typography and how the design will be used across your website, campaigns and print. Our branding kit guide explains which files and guidelines are useful after handoff.
02
Digital & campaign design
Create social graphics, presentation decks, advertising assets and campaign materials. Editable templates can help your team produce recurring content within the agreed design system. For campaign planning and promotion, see our digital marketing services.
03
Website & interface design
Make website pages easy to read and navigate, with clear next steps for visitors. That may mean improving an existing site or designing the pages and interactions for a new website, CMS or custom product.
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Print & merchandise
Design stationery, brochures, packaging, posters and merchandise artwork. We prepare the included production files against the requirements supplied by your printer or manufacturer.
05
Motion & infographics
Explain a product, process or set of data through animation, diagrams and infographics. We plan the reading order, visual details and format around what the audience needs to understand.
After approval
Files you can put to use.
Tell us how your team will use and update the work. We agree the final formats, editable files and usage terms at the start, then organize the handoff around those needs.
- Final artworkFormats matched to the work, such as SVG, PDF, PNG or JPG. Print artwork follows your supplier’s specifications.
- Editable filesSource files or templates for the tools your team uses. We confirm the software and edit access in the proposal.
- Usage guidanceThe included brand rules, design notes and production instructions, so the next person can use the files.
- Ownership and licensesTerms for the approved work, with any font, stock image or other third-party license requirements identified.
Working together
A direction you can review.
You’ll see the design in the formats that matter to your project. We explain the choices, gather your feedback and work through the details before preparing the final files.
01 / Brief
Understand the job.
Review your audience, content and existing assets. Set the deliverables, intended uses and approval process before design work begins.
02 / Direction
See it in context.
See the proposed direction applied to a few relevant pieces. Review the typography, color and layout together, then choose the approach to develop.
03 / Refine
Work through the details.
Develop the remaining pieces and work through feedback. Check text, image quality and layout at the sizes people will actually see.
04 / Handoff
Prepare the files.
Prepare the approved exports, organize the source files and deliver the included guidance. Review any final requirements with your printer or development team.
Before we start
Questions about the design work.
How do you choose the design style?
Your audience, existing brand and the purpose of the work guide the direction. We review references with you and show how the design could work in the formats you need. It can be understated, bold, playful or formal. The CMX colors and typography on this page belong to our example. Your project has its own direction.
Can you work with our existing logo or brand guidelines?
Yes. Send the current logo files, guidelines and examples of the materials you use. We can design within that identity or discuss which parts need updating. The brief should make clear what stays and what can change.
Can we commission a single design?
Yes. A presentation, brochure, social template or other focused piece can have its own scope. Tell us the purpose, content, required formats and any deadline so we can identify the work involved.
Do you design and build websites?
Website layouts and interface design can be part of a design project. Development can also be included when you need a working website, CMS or custom application. Our website development page explains the build, platform choices and handoff.
What do you need from us?
Start with the purpose of the project, the people it needs to reach and where the design will appear. Existing assets, draft content, supplier specifications and examples of what you like all help. We agree who will supply and approve the content before starting.
Can our team edit the designs?
Yes, where editable files or templates are part of the project. Tell us which tools your team uses and what it needs to change. We can plan templates for recurring work and document which elements should stay consistent. The proposal identifies the software, included files and any font or image licenses.
How much will the design work cost?
Tell us what you need designed, where it will be used, and any budget or deadline. The estimate covers the agreed designs, file formats and review rounds. We’ll explain how additional revisions, formats or production support affect the price before adding that work.
Do you arrange printing or manufacturing?
Artwork preparation and physical production are separate parts of the work. We can prepare files for your supplier. Any printing, manufacturing or supplier coordination needs to be agreed in the project scope.
Start a design project
What are you ready to make?
Tell us what you need, who it’s for and where it will be used. If you have existing brand assets or a draft brief, include them. Share any timing or budget you have in mind so we can discuss the scope.