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Logo · Website interface

A recognisable mark. A website that feels connected.

Your logo and website meet customers in different places, but should feel like the same business. We design logos and website interfaces around your offer, audience and existing materials, with the work and deliverables agreed before design begins.

Choose the work you need

A logo, a website interface, or both.

Logo design

A new mark or an agreed refinement of an existing one. We discuss where it will appear, the versions needed and how the symbol and name work together at different sizes.

Website interface design

Pages that make your offer easy to follow: layout, typography, colour, navigation and clear routes to contact. We define the desktop and mobile views, reusable components and interaction states the project needs.

Before the first review

Agree what will be delivered.

Tell us about your customers, offer and main use cases. Share existing logo files, brand guidance, website content and visual references, noting what you want to keep or change.

Formats and views

We agree the logo variants and vector or raster files for their intended uses, plus the website pages, screen sizes and states to design. Print requirements, colour versions and editable source files are specified when needed.

Feedback and handover

The proposal identifies review rounds, an approving contact and how feedback is collected. It also defines final exports, design documentation and the materials a developer needs. Website implementation is scoped separately.

Before we begin

Practical questions.

Can you keep our existing logo?

Yes. Share the original files and any usage guidance. A website project can work with your existing identity; changes to the mark are discussed and agreed explicitly.

Does interface design include building the website?

The proposal makes that distinction clear. Design defines the agreed views and states; development turns them into working pages. Explore our WordPress website service if you need both.

Will we receive a complete brand book?

A logo project does not automatically include a full brand book or brand strategy. If you need usage rules, additional applications or a wider scope, describe them so the required work can be defined.

What should your next design make clearer?

Tell us whether you need a logo, website views or both. Include your current website, available materials and the places where the design will be used.