Service
Logo design and visual identity
A mark people recognize: a logo, colors and fonts that give your brand a clear, consistent look on your website, social media and in print.
From idea to mark
A good logo is simple, readable at small and large sizes and works in one color. That’s why the work starts with a conversation about your business and audience, followed by sketches and a proposed direction.
One example is the ONPDESIGN mark: a lens whose rim runs into the letter N, drawn on a grid of circles and straight lines. The same careful process applies to every new logo.
Logo and identity
What you get
- 01A conversation and a proposed direction
- 02Logo in several versions (full, mark, one-color)
- 03Color palette and font selection
- 04Files for web and print (SVG, PNG, PDF)
- 05Versions for social media and the site icon
- 06A short usage guide
Price
A clear price, upfront
Process
How the work flows
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01
Project conversation
A conversation about your business, goals and budget. You get a proposal and a fixed price before anything starts.
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Proposal, timeline and price
You get the site structure, package, timeline and price. Work starts once it’s agreed and the deposit is paid.
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Website design
The visual direction and the key pages take shape. Two rounds of revisions are included.
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Build and testing
The site is built from scratch and tested on phones, tablets and computers.
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Launch and support
Domain setup, launch, Google submission and support after launch.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
01 How much does a logo cost?
It depends on the scope: just a logo or a full visual identity. You get an estimated price after a short conversation, and the final price before work starts.
02 How many concepts are included?
The number of concepts and revision rounds is agreed upfront and written in the proposal, so it’s clear what’s included.
03 Which file formats do I get?
Vector SVG and PDF for print and PNG for web and social media, in full-color and one-color versions.
04 Can the logo and website be done together?
Yes. When they’re done together, the website follows the new visual identity from the start.