A brand identity audit includes an assessment of a company’s Brand Identity elements including Verbal, Visual, Auditory, Olfactory, Gustatory, and Tactile. We thoroughly assess all these elements and provide a detailed report highlighting areas that may need improvement or changes in the brand identity.

Brand identity is the collection of sensory elements through which consumers experience, identify and recognize a company, product or service. It includes company's Verbal Identity, Visual Identity, Auditory Identity, Olfactory Identity, Gustatory Identity, and Tactile Identity. Together, these elements distinguish a brand from its competitors and help customers to recognize the brand effectively and effortlessly. We create unique and memorable brand identities that make businesses stand out and get recognized effectively.

A brand name is a unique and distinctive name that identifies and represents a specific product, service, company, or organization. A good name is small, appropriate, easy to read, easy to pronounce, memorable, and unique. Our team of experts excels at capturing the essence of a brand and crafting names that genuinely connect with the target audience and stand the test of time.

Logo design is our flagship service. It is a graphical representation or symbol that serves as a visual identifier for a company or product. The primary purpose of a logo is to act as an identifier that can help consumers recognize and remember a brand. We design logos that are simple, unique, appropriate, functional, memorable, and timeless.

Typography is a vital component of an effective brand identity system. Everything from logo, packaging, social media, website, posters, signage, emails, apps or documents to anything that contain words is typographic. We select typefaces for different applications that are carefully designed, complement the brand, and differentiate the company from it's competitors.

Brand guidelines are the set of rules that define the overall look and feel of a brand. It is a collection of do's and don't on how to communicate as a brand and use the logo, signature, color, typefaces, and identity system in a consistent manner across all applications. The purpose of the Brand Guidelines is to ensure that everyone uses all elements of the brand identity consistantly.