Branding defines how the business looks, sounds, and behaves—then delivers assets teams can actually use. Engagements start with discovery and moodboards, move through logo exploration and typography, and finish with a flexible system: colors, components, templates, and usage rules that keep execution consistent.
What’s included
Brand strategy: Positioning, values, tone, and messaging pillars.
Visual identity: Logo suite, color, typography, iconography, and pattern set.
Brand guidelines: Do/Don’t usage, spacing, accessibility, and file delivery.
Marketing assets: Social kits, ad templates, pitch decks, one‑pagers, and email graphics.
Web/UI kit: Components for website and landing pages aligned to brand.
Asset management: Organized exports for web/print and a shared brand folder.
Process
Discover: Audit, audience, competitive map, and creative direction.
Explore: Logo and visual routes with feedback rounds.
Systemize: Final identity, UI kit, and reusable templates.
Enable: Brand guide handoff, training, and asset library setup.
Deliverables
Primary and secondary logos with marks and lockups.
Color and type system with accessibility checks.
Icon set, patterns, and imagery direction.
Social and marketing templates in editable formats.
Brand guidelines PDF and link to assets.
Add‑ons
Copy & voice kit: Headlines, taglines, and boilerplates.
Motion basics: Intro/outro stings and lightweight animations.
Print package: Business cards, stationery, and signage files.
Outcome metrics to track
Consistency score across channels using the brand checklist.
Engagement lift on branded assets vs. baseline.
Production velocity using templates and UI kit.
Dianne Russell
Frequently Asked Questions
Can branding be phased?
Will files be editable?
