Visual direction, colors, typography, and usage guidance
Color, typography, layout direction, spacing, and usage rules are clarified so the brand feels consistent across common digital touchpoints.
Informan creates or refines the visual assets a business uses across its website, social profiles and campaigns. The brief defines the logo requirement, practical applications, revision rounds and final files needed by your team.
The work focuses on clarity and consistency: how the brand looks, how messages are framed, and how visuals support conversion rather than distract from it.
Color, typography, layout direction, spacing, and usage rules are clarified so the brand feels consistent across common digital touchpoints.
Logo refinement, social templates, banners, and campaign creatives are designed to feel aligned rather than disconnected one-off assets.
Website components such as cards, CTAs, forms, section styles, and page visuals are built around credibility and readability.
Creative decisions are reviewed against channel needs so the same brand can work on mobile, website, ads, WhatsApp sharing, and social feeds.
The expected value is a sharper presentation that helps buyers take the business more seriously.
A dated website does not always require a completely new logo. Share existing artwork, preferred references and the places the identity must work. We can scope a simple refinement or a broader visual system around that need.
A simple logo creation or refinement can be agreed during plan onboarding. Full identity programmes, extensive illustration, packaging and larger production work need a separate estimate. Approve the deliverables and revision allowance before design starts.
Review legibility on mobile, profile icons, page headers and campaign formats. Colour, type and spacing guidance should be usable by the people publishing content.
Agree editable and export formats, font and stock-asset licences, permitted use and ownership terms. Identify any third-party assets that require their own purchase or licence.
Yes. Brand foundations are often clarified before or during website design so the site, social creatives, and ads feel consistent.
Yes. Creative design can include campaign posts, profile banners, ad visuals, and reusable templates.
The proposal lists the editable files and exports included. File formats depend on the agreed design tools and the assets being created.
Do not assume it does. Legal clearance or registration needs a separate qualified adviser; design scope and asset licences are discussed independently.
Describe where your current identity appears, what needs to change and which final design files your team needs.