Branding & Creative
Make the brand work where customers meet it: search, social, email and the screen.

04 / Branding & Creative6 capabilities · 6 deliverables
The problem
An identity designed for letterheads and business cards meets different conditions online. The logo is unreadable at avatar size, the colours fail contrast on a dark mode screen, and the typeface is not available as a web font. Social profiles each use a slightly different crop, and the email footer carries an older logo.
Digital channels also demand things print never did: how the brand moves, how it sounds in a 280-character reply, how it appears in search results, and how it behaves across a newsletter, an app and a website at once. If these are not decided, every channel makes its own choices and the brand fragments precisely where customers spend most of their time.
Sound familiar?
Our solution
We audit how your brand currently appears across your website, social profiles, email, directory listings and ads, then fix the inconsistencies and gaps. That includes adapted logo versions for small sizes and dark backgrounds, an accessible digital colour palette, web-safe typography, and a consistent set of profile images, banners and handles.
Beyond appearance, we define how the brand behaves online: social voice and reply guidance, email and notification templates, motion principles for animations and video intros, and a design system your developers and designers can build with. The result is a brand that stays recognisable on every screen without constant policing from the marketing team.
Capabilities
A review of every channel where the brand appears, listing inconsistencies in logo use, colour, tone and information, with fixes ranked by visibility.
Responsive logo versions, favicons, app icons and social avatars that remain recognisable from tiny sizes to large banners.
Palette adjustments and web font choices tested for contrast and legibility in light mode, dark mode and on low-quality displays.
Profile assets, post templates and email layouts built on your identity, so each channel looks related without copying the others.
Principles and sample animations for logos, transitions, video intros and interface feedback, kept restrained and fast.
Practical rules for replies, comments, reviews and automated messages, with examples for awkward situations such as complaints.
Process
We catalogue where the brand appears online, capture screenshots and note every deviation from your identity.
Logo versions, palette, type and templates are adapted for screens and tested against accessibility and platform requirements.
We update profiles, listings, templates and site elements, working through the list in order of visibility.
A digital brand guide is delivered, with a simple checklist for periodically checking channels for drift.
You receive
Where it fits best
FAQ
Brand identity defines the core of the brand: position, logo, colours, type and voice. Digital branding adapts that core to screens and channels, and sets rules for how it behaves in social, email and apps. If you have a strong identity but it looks inconsistent online, this is the right service. If the identity itself is unclear, start there.
Digital branding sets up the look, templates and voice rules for your channels. Ongoing posting, community management and paid promotion is separate work, which our social media marketing service covers. Many clients start with branding to give those activities a solid base.
Yes. We frequently adapt existing identities for digital use, and the first step is usually checking which parts translate well to screens and which need adjusting. We keep the character of the original design and change only what fails in practice.
We check colours and logos in both light and dark contexts and test text and buttons against WCAG contrast ratios. Where a brand colour fails contrast, we create an accessible variant for text and interactive elements and keep the original for decorative use.
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