Design
Branding
Give a new business a recognisable identity that can be used consistently from its first public appearance.
Who this is for
Branding is for a new venture or offer that needs a clear identity before it speaks, sells or launches.
What you get
Branding shapes the identity into practical assets and rules that other creative work can follow.
- Wordmark, colour palette and type system
- Visual direction for the agreed identity
- Usage rules and source design files
How it runs
The branding process clarifies the starting point, develops creative direction, then prepares final assets for use and handover.
Plan
Design
Handover
Proof
For Samra Food, Taimera set the brand direction first, and the online store was built on it afterwards.
What it does not include
Branding does not include copywriting, printed production, or implementation beyond the agreed brand assets.
Handover
Branding handover contains the agreed files and usage guidance for your team and future collaborators.
FAQ
Branding answers before setting an identity in motion.
What is included in a brand identity?
The agreed work can include a wordmark, palette, typography and guidance for using them consistently.
Should branding happen before a website?
Usually, yes. A settled visual language gives product and website design a clearer foundation.
Can another designer use the identity later?
Yes. The handover includes the agreed files and rules needed to apply the identity.
Related services
Branding can set the visual basis for a web application, UI/UX work and a marketing plan.
Packages: Launch kit
Start with the identity
Tell us what the new brand identity must express.