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Graphic Design & Branding

A brand that still looks like itself everywhere it appears

Branding is not just a logo — it is whether your business looks like the same business on a signboard, an Instagram post, an invoice and a website. Most small businesses lose credibility not because their logo is weak, but because nothing matches anything else. The work here is building an identity and the rules that keep it coherent.

the problem

The problems this solves

  • Your logo exists only as a low-resolution image nobody can print properly.
  • Every social post looks like it came from a different company.
  • The brand was designed for print and falls apart at small sizes on screen.
  • You are about to launch and have no visual identity at all.

what's included

What's included

Logo design

Delivered in the formats you actually need, including vector files that scale to any size.

Colour and type system

A defined palette and typefaces, with the rules for using them.

Brand guidelines

A short practical document so anyone producing materials stays consistent.

Marketing visuals

Templates for social and print that keep everything on-brand.

Web-ready assets

Favicons, social preview images and the sizes a website needs.

Source files

You receive the editable originals. They are your brand.

benefits

What a settled identity gives you

Looking like one business everywhere

The same company on a signboard, an invoice, an Instagram post and a website.

Files you can actually use

Vector originals that scale to any size, so you are never dependent on a designer to resize a logo.

Faster production later

Templates and rules mean whoever makes your next flyer stays on-brand without asking.

A mark that survives small sizes

Tested at favicon scale, not just on a large presentation slide.

A cheaper website build

Design decisions settled before the site starts avoids redoing work mid-project.

who it's for

Who this is for

  • New businesses needing an identity before launch
  • Established businesses whose branding has drifted out of control
  • Companies preparing for a website build who need the brand settled first
  • Organisations needing consistent materials across print and digital

process

How the work runs

  1. Understanding the business

    Who you serve and how you want to be perceived, before anything visual.

  2. Direction

    A small number of distinct directions rather than dozens of near-identical options.

  3. Refinement

    The chosen direction developed and tested at real sizes, including very small ones.

  4. System

    Colour, type and usage rules built out around the mark.

  5. Delivery

    All formats, source files and guidelines handed over.

honest scoping

When this isn't the right fit

We would rather tell you now than take on work that was never going to serve you.

  • Your brand is already consistent and recognised — leave it alone.
  • You are pre-launch and still changing what the business does. Settle that first.
  • You want dozens of logo options to choose between; that tends to produce worse decisions, not better ones.
  • You need one social graphic today. That is a small job, not an identity project.

ghana & accra

Brands that work in print and on screen

Ghanaian businesses typically need an identity that survives contexts many brand systems ignore: printed signage, vehicle branding, WhatsApp profile images and low-resolution reproduction on cheap print runs. A mark designed only for a website often falls apart in exactly those places. Testing at small sizes and in single colour is part of the work rather than an afterthought, because that is where most of these logos will actually be seen.

proof

Work that shows this in practice

Real projects where this service did the heavy lifting.

Ob Multimedia homepage — a creative agency site with 'Imagine the frame, build the feeling' in gradient type over a dark network-map background.
Ob MultimediaA studio site for an Accra creative agency, built to make their motion and video work the argument.

questions

Frequently asked

Do I get the source files?

Yes, including editable vector originals. You should never be dependent on a designer to resize your own logo.

Can you refresh our existing brand?

Yes. A refresh that keeps recognition while fixing what is broken is often a better choice than starting over.

How many logo options do I get?

A few genuinely distinct directions rather than a large set of variations, which tends to produce a better result and a faster decision.

Do I need branding before a website?

It helps considerably. Designing a site around an unsettled brand usually means redoing work later.

Need graphic design & branding?

Tell us what you're working with and we'll give you an honest view of scope, timeline and whether this is the right service for the problem.