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Make your brand feel like one brand

A clear identity helps your products, storefront and communications belong together. Brilliantor supports businesses with thoughtful design that reflects their audience, purpose and intended use.

Whether you need a focused asset or a wider identity project, we begin with the brief and define the deliverables before design starts.

Discuss your project

What a project can include

  • Visual direction: references, a moodboard and an agreed creative direction.
  • Brand identity: logo development, color palettes and typography recommendations.
  • Brand guidance: practical rules for using the approved visual identity.
  • Product artwork: graphics, patterns and layouts prepared for specified products.
  • Business and marketing assets: presentation templates, digital graphics and selected print materials.
  • Packaging and label artwork: design prepared against an agreed supplier template where available.

The required formats, number of concepts, review rounds and included source files are defined in the proposal. Printing and physical production are separate unless expressly included.

Designed for

New businesses, brands refreshing their presentation, online sellers building a collection and teams that need consistent visual assets across multiple uses.

From brief to usable assets

  1. Establish the audience, brand context and intended applications.
  2. Review a proposed design direction and develop the agreed assets.
  3. Refine the selected work through the included review stages.
  4. Prepare approved files and concise usage or production guidance.

Common questions.

Can you work with an existing brand?

Yes. Share your current logo, guidelines and the assets you are authorized to use. The scope can focus on extending the existing identity rather than replacing it.

Will the files be ready for every printer or platform?

Files are prepared for the specifications agreed in the project. A different supplier, print method or platform may require adjustments, which should be checked before use.

Are fonts, images and other licensed assets included?

Any third-party assets and their licensing requirements should be identified in the scope. Ownership, usage permissions and delivery of editable files are set out in the project terms.

Give your next project a consistent visual foundation

Tell us what you are creating, where it will appear and which assets you already have.

Request a design scope