Remote creative services · Social Vision

Branding & Visual Identity

Build a visual identity that can work across a logo, social post, product catalogue and website. Social Vision connects the initial direction with the practical design files your project needs, with review before the identity is applied.

Discuss this service

When it fits

  • A new project needs a recognisable visual starting point.
  • An existing identity feels inconsistent across channels.
  • A campaign needs to follow one clear brand direction.

What the scope can include

  • Visual direction and moodboards
  • Logo and identity systems
  • Colour, typography and layout guidelines
  • Brand applications and launch assets

What to share first

  • Your audience, offer and the problem the identity should solve.
  • Existing logos, brand files and any elements that must stay.
  • The first places the identity will appear and the required formats.

Agree the details first

A visual identity project does not automatically include trademark searches, legal registration, printing or a complete website. These needs are identified separately before the scope is agreed.

A clear process. A shared direction.

Remote collaboration starts with agreed deliverables and review points.

  1. Set the direction

    Review the audience and existing materials, then agree a visual direction and references.

  2. Develop the identity

    Explore the agreed logo and design system, reviewing colour, typography and composition together.

  3. Apply and hand over

    Prepare the agreed applications and usage guidance, with export formats defined in the project scope.

Before we begin

Can you work with an existing logo?

Yes. Share the source files and explain which elements must stay. The scope can focus on consistency, applications or an agreed identity refresh.

How is a remote branding project reviewed?

The direction, deliverables and review points are agreed at the start. Feedback is collected against those decisions before preparing the final files.

Start with your brief.

Tell us the audience, the deliverables and what you already have.

Start a brief