Logo design focuses on the mark itself: symbol, wordmark, lockups and the files you need to use them. Brand identity covers the wider visual system around it, including typography, colour, imagery and graphic language.

Often yes. If the mark still has recognition and the idea is sound, refinement can be more valuable than reinvention. We assess what still works, what creates friction, and how much change is actually needed.

Primary and secondary lockups, the logo mark, colour and black-and-white versions, plus digital and print-ready formats such as SVG, PDF and PNG, with clear usage guidance.

A well-built logo should work across digital, print, signage, social, packaging and small applications like favicons. We stress-test the mark against those conditions during the design process.

You're involved in the decisions that matter: direction, shortlisting and refinement. We handle the exploration and craft, then bring you clear options rather than an unfinished pile of sketches.

Logo design can stand alone, or sit as the starting point for a fuller brand identity. If the work expands into typography, colour systems and applications, we can continue into that next stage.