Supporting visual identity

Branding that helps the website feel like the business

When the current logo, colour or presentation cannot support the website properly, we can scope practical identity work around the outcome.

Rocky planning a consistent visual direction at a studio desk
Visual directionWebsite-first application

A clear supporting role

Useful identity work, clearly scoped

A website works better when the visual presentation gives customers a consistent, credible impression of the business.

We can shape the practical identity work needed for that result, then apply it consistently across the agreed website. The proposal confirms what is included.

How it fits

Practical identity work follows the project

We keep the identity work proportionate to the business, the website and the outcome that has been agreed.

01

Understand what is already working

We review the material customers already recognise and the parts that are making the website harder to trust.

02

Shape only what the website needs

Logo, colour, typography or visual direction are agreed around the customer journey, not added as unrelated extras.

03

Apply it consistently

The approved direction is carried through the agreed website so the presentation feels joined up where customers meet it.

A sensible next step

Start with the business and the website

Tell us where the current presentation is getting in the way. We can decide whether practical identity work belongs in the project.

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