Graphics and video that carry your brand

What we produce.

Every visual asset a business needs for the web and for ads, from the same hands as your website.

What you get and in which format.

Every piece comes in the formats the platform requires, with source files, so you are not tied to us.

• Ad graphics: the set of sizes for Google and Meta, with three to five variations of the message so you can test which one works. You get PNG and JPEG for publishing plus the source file.
• Post templates: five to ten templates in your colours and type that you then fill in yourself, with no designer needed for every post.
• Logo and basic identity: the mark, versions for dark and light backgrounds, colours and type with usage notes, in SVG, PNG and PDF.
• Product visuals: product photos edited for the store and ads, with a consistent background and light across the whole range.
• Short videos: 15 to 60 seconds for ads and social media, in portrait and landscape, with subtitles, because most people watch without sound.

All of it is designed to match your website. A visitor who clicks an ad must recognise the same colours and tone on the page, otherwise they doubt they are in the right place.

How it works.

A short brief, one round of changes, files within days.

• Brief: what you are advertising, where it will run, which formats you need, what you already have. Half an hour of conversation or a few lines by email.
• Proposal: two or three directions for the first graphic or first frame. You pick one; we say why we recommend which.
• Production: the full set in the chosen direction, one round of changes included.
• Handover: files in a shared folder, named by platform and size, with sources.

Count on two to four working days for ad graphics and templates, one to two weeks for a logo and identity, and a week for a short video after we receive the material. The price is agreed upfront, per piece or as a package alongside website design, where it is cheapest because we already know the brand.

What we will not recommend.

Three things clients often want and rarely need.

• A new logo when the old one works. The logo is the smallest part of a brand; if customers recognise it, we refresh it rather than replace it.
• A long introduction video for the home page. Most people never watch it to the end; a short clip of the product or premises says more and loads faster.
• Graphics that look like every other ad: smooth, characterless, with the same stock photos. Customers recognise those and skip them. Real photos of your work are better, even when they are not perfect.