Service overview
The problem institutions run into most often is not a lack of content but its scatter. The same institution's report speaks one language, its presentation another and its social media visual a third. So we establish the shared visual language first and place production on top of it afterwards.
Where useful, we create reusable presentation, infographic or social media templates. The required source files and instructions are defined in the handover scope.
The same approach applies to corporate identity work: from the logo to the type scale, from the colour palette to the usage rules, everything is tied to a written guide. An identity is not a handful of visuals — it is the sum of its rules.
What we do
- Corporate visual language and a written usage guide
- Infographics, data visualisation and annual report design
- Presentation systems and corporate template sets
- Social media visual sets and campaign creative
- Consistent adaptation between print and digital media
Work delivered with this service
Frequently asked questions
Do you hand over the source files?
We agree on the editable files and usage rights to be delivered. Font, software and stock-asset licences are documented separately.
Do you only design, or do you write the copy as well?
Either is possible. If the copy comes from you, we prepare it for publication; if you want the writing from us too, we produce text in your institution's voice. We know how sensitive tone is in public sector and professional body communication.
We have a corporate identity, but it falls apart in digital. What can you do?
That is a situation we meet often. Without disturbing the existing identity, we prepare a digital identity supplement that completes the missing rules for digital media — scale, spacing, accessible colour contrast and motion language.