Promivo services
Branding and visual identity
Platforms & tools
Recognition starts with consistent choices. We design identities that work across websites, social media, packaging and print, giving your communication a clear visual foundation.
Logo · colour · brand guidelines
Who it is for
For new businesses, brands changing direction and organisations whose materials no longer feel connected. We can develop a new identity or bring structure to an existing one.
A scope shaped around your needs
- Discovery covering your offer, audiences and brand character.
- Visual direction and logo design or development.
- Colour palette, typography and usage principles.
- Agreed applications and production-ready files.
What you receive
You receive files in agreed formats and guidance on using the identity. The proposal and contract define brand guidelines, templates and rights transferred. Font and third-party asset licences are agreed separately.
How we work
- Discovery
- visual direction
- design
- agreed revisions
- guidelines and files
- handover
We assess the design in practical applications as well as on a presentation board.
What we need to get started
Explain your services, audiences, values and planned applications. Send your current logo in the best available format and examples of materials that need to stay or change.
What affects cost and timing
The scope depends on identity elements, logo development, applications and documentation. Legal clearance of a name or trademark requires separate arrangements; graphic design does not replace that work.
The agreed scope and quotation are set out in the proposal. Where relevant, licences, production, advertising spend and third-party services are priced separately.
See our approach in practice
Explore selected work. During our conversation, we can suggest examples relevant to your brief.
IT-NEXT — logo
The white-and-blue IT-NEXT identity pairs a camera and signal motif with strong geometric lettering. The layout gives the mark a technical character.
DCW Optyk — logo
The DCW Optyk logo uses tall lettering and a restrained beige gradient. The tagline “Dobrze Cię Widzieć” completes the vertical composition.
GamaGym Equipment — logo
The horizontal GamaGym Equipment identity sets white lettering and fine details against a dark field. The wide arrangement gives the training equipment brand a clear hierarchy.
Let’s talk about your project
Tell us what you want to achieve. We will agree the scope, materials and delivery process before the work begins.
Your project
Shape the project around your brand.
Choose a style, define the scope and prepare a brief with a live preview.
Good to know
A few useful answers.
Planning the scope or preparing your materials? These answers will help you get started.
Ask usDoes branding mean designing a logo only?
No. The scope can include the mark, colour, typography and rules for agreed applications. The proposal specifies deliverables without assuming every commission includes a full brand strategy.
What should I share before identity work starts?
Your business, audience, offer and intended applications. Show existing material, identify what should remain and tell us who will make decisions.
Can an existing identity be refined?
We can agree work on an existing identity after reviewing source files and modification rights. Changes should address the actual problem.
What files and guidelines will I receive?
The proposal lists formats and documentation. We agree digital and print variants and the required applications. Typeface and third-party asset licences are confirmed separately.
Can the identity extend to a website and print?
Yes. Shared colour, type and composition rules support recognition. Website and print design are separate deliverables that can be scheduled in stages.