01Logo strategy
We define the brand idea, audience, category cues and the attributes the mark must communicate.
You receive: Creative brief
Your logo should communicate the right character and remain useful on a phone screen, storefront, package, or presentation. We connect brand understanding with purposeful design and a practical identity system your team can apply consistently.
01 / Why it matters
A logo is often the first thing people notice and the detail they remember. It has to express your character, stay legible at every size and look right on a screen, a sign, a package and a business card.
When it starts from a clear brief and comes with approved variants and simple usage rules, your team and suppliers can apply it consistently instead of improvising new versions.
These are the moments businesses usually call us.
02 / What’s included
Each area ends with a practical deliverable you keep. Your proposal confirms the number of concepts, revision rounds and file formats.
We define the brand idea, audience, category cues and the attributes the mark must communicate.
You receive: Creative brief
We explore distinct creative routes such as symbols, wordmarks and monograms, assessed against the brief.
You receive: Concept presentation
We choose type and colour with purpose, so the identity is recognisable across every touchpoint.
You receive: Type and colour specification
We create primary, compact, monochrome, reverse and favicon versions, checked at real sizes and on contrasting backgrounds.
You receive: Logo variant set
We show the logo on the applications your business actually uses before you give final approval.
You receive: Application mockups
We organise vector, print, web and social exports with guidance on clear space, colours and correct use.
You receive: File package and usage guide
03 / Process
Concept selection and final artwork approval are separate checkpoints, so feedback stays focused.
We study your business, audience, competitors, personality and the places the logo has to work.
Your input: Your business name, audience, existing identity, references and any naming or legal constraints.
We develop original creative routes and present them in context against the agreed brief.
Your input: One consolidated round of feedback on the concepts.
We develop the chosen route, resolve legibility and colour, and build the responsive variants.
Your input: Selection of one direction and review of the refinements.
The approved identity is quality checked, documented and packaged in every agreed format.
Your input: Final artwork approval and a list of printers or suppliers who need files.
04 / Our work

Education
YouTube: YouTube monetisation approval supported through branded content direction.

E-Commerce
Brand: Clearer jewellery brand direction across digital customer touchpoints.

E-Commerce
4: Integrated services delivered across Anaari's e-commerce foundation.
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“They gave detailed digital marketing presentation of what I asked for and best quotation received according to market trends.”
05 / Ways to work
Each option is scoped to your brand and quoted in writing after a free consultation.
Businesses whose logo is recognised but no longer works well everywhere.
New or growing businesses that need a distinctive mark and a system to use it.
Businesses that want positioning and messaging defined before the visual identity.
06 / FAQ
Understand the engagement before you commit to a project.
Have a different question?
No. Logo design creates a visual identifier; brand strategy establishes audience, positioning and messaging. We can work from an existing strategy or scope that foundation separately.
The proposal defines the number of creative routes and revision rounds before work starts. Feedback is assessed against the agreed brief rather than personal preference alone, which keeps revisions productive.
The proposal specifies editable source files and export formats. Tell us about printers, signage, embroidery or other specialist uses before design starts.
It depends on the number of concepts, how many people approve the work and how quickly feedback is shared. We agree a timeline with clear milestones before work begins.
Cost depends on whether you need a refresh or a new identity, how many variants and applications are required and whether strategy is included. After a consultation we share a written, itemised proposal.
Yes. We review what customers already recognise, such as a symbol, colour or letterform, and refine around it. A refinement is sometimes more appropriate than replacing everything.
Trademark searches, registration and legal clearance are separate specialist services. Design approval should not be treated as legal clearance.
Tell us about your business and where the logo needs to work. There is no obligation to continue after the call.
Define the positioning behind the identity.
Extend the identity across everyday communication.
Bring the identity to physical products.
Carry the new identity onto your website.