Digitalis Global designs logos, visual identities and brand guidelines for Sydney and Australian businesses, with the business cards, social templates and print pieces that carry them. The scope and price are fixed before work starts, and the final files are yours on completion and final payment.
Target outcome
One logo and style, used the same way on your website, social media and print
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Process steps
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Deliverables
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Core pillars
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Tech stack
A logo made in a hurry, colours that change between the website and the brochure, and a different font on every flyer make a business look smaller and less organised than it is. Without written rules, every new staff member, printer or designer has to guess.
A different look on the website, social media and print
No ready-made files or templates for staff, printers or partners
Nothing written down, so every change lets the brand drift further
The service covers logo design, a visual identity, brand guidelines and the print and social pieces that use them. It suits some businesses far better than others.
A selection from our portfolio. Each piece opens its full collection, so you can judge the range for yourself before we talk.
Not generic packages. Every engagement is scoped around what actually moves the needle for your brand.
A distinctive logo with a primary version, simpler secondary versions for small spaces such as a favicon or a social profile, and versions for light and dark backgrounds. The colour palette and typefaces are chosen with it, so the identity works as a system rather than a single file.
A practical guide your team, printers and other designers can follow: how to use the logo, the colour palette for print and screen, the typefaces, spacing, and examples of what to do and what to avoid. It keeps the brand consistent as staff and suppliers change.
Business cards, brochures, flyers, social media templates and presentation templates built from the same system, supplied print-ready or as editable templates. Our portfolio shows business card and brochure designs, including business cards for Puzzle Art Australia.
Our studio designs the logo and the pieces it ends up on, so the brand looks the same on the shelf, the counter and the screen.
A primary logo with smaller versions, light and dark versions, and the colours and type chosen with it.
Written rules for the logo, colours, type and layout that staff, printers and other designers can follow.
Crustelo: 18 pages, with post rules
Print-ready cards and stationery built from the identity, with the files your printer asks for.
Folded brochures and single-page flyers, laid out for print around your photos and copy.
Printed and digital menus with the matching print pieces, designed before the doors open.
Crustelo, before opening in 2026
Product packaging that carries the brand onto the shelf and into the customer’s hands.
Lux & Co Australia, 2023
The product images, website banners and catalogues an online store needs season after season.
Lux & Co Australia, since 2025
Post and story templates, so every post uses the brand’s colours and type without a designer on call.
Crustelo’s post system
Identity work is easiest to judge over time. These are two brands whose look we created and still design for.
A Sydney home fragrance brand of candles and diffusers, with us since it began.
2022
The logo
2023
Its first product packaging, and the Shopify store
Since 2025
All of its design: product images, website graphics, banners and catalogues, alongside the store, Meta ads and Klaviyo email
A takeaway-first pizza and pasta restaurant in Albany, Western Australia, branded before it opened.
May 2026
The identity: a logo in horizontal, stacked, mark-only and badge versions, a five-colour palette and two typefaces
May 2026
An 18-page brand guidelines document, including rules for social media posts
Before opening, July 2026
Menus, the print suite and the website
A structured process with clear milestones, so you always know what's happening and what's next.
We learn about your business, customers, competitors and where the brand will be used, then send a proposal with the scope, price, timeline and exclusions. You: tell us about your customers and competitors, share brands you admire and any logo files you already have, and approve the proposal.
We present moodboards and initial logo concepts, each with the reasoning behind it, so feedback can focus on what the brand needs to say. You: choose a direction and send one combined set of comments from everyone who decides.
We refine the chosen concept into the final logo and its versions, then build the colour palette, typography, guidelines and the templates in scope. You: review each stage, and sign off the final logo before the guidelines are finished.
We hand over the logo files, guidelines and templates with a walkthrough, so your team can use them from the first day. You: check the files, then pass them to your printer, web developer or social media manager.
Every identity project hands over the same core set, and your proposal names which print, social and presentation pieces are included.
10 deliverables in 3 stages, all named in your proposal
The mark itself, and the colours and type chosen with it so it works everywhere.
The written rules, and the print, social and presentation pieces named in your proposal.
Editable masters for designers and ready-to-use exports for everyone else.
File formats
When you need new pieces later, such as a sub-brand, a campaign lockup, more templates or a guidelines update, we extend the system you already have rather than start again, and each piece is scoped and quoted the same way as the first project. When you message our team, we reply within 24 hours. The 30-day bug-fix guarantee covers website and app builds, so it applies to branding only when the proposal also includes a website build.
New assets on request
Campaign adaptations
Guideline updates
A reply within 24 hours
Logos are drawn as vectors in Illustrator, which is why the handover includes AI and SVG files that scale to any size.
Brand identity, logo, guidelines and marketing materials
Logo for Nextgen Illusion: an X mark cut by a diagonal stroke, used alone as an icon and inside the full NEXTGEN ILLUSION wordmark.
Logo (2022), first packaging (2023), and product images, banners and catalogues since 2025
Lux & Co Australia makes candles and diffusers in Sydney. With the brand since its logo in 2022, we now run its store, marketing, email and design.
Brand identity, 18-page guidelines, menus and print, before it opened
Crustelo is a takeaway-first pizza and pasta restaurant in Albany, Western Australia. We designed its WordPress site, with the menu, signature dishes, order buttons, reviews and opening hours.
Business cards and a brochure
Puzzle Art Australia sells wooden jigsaw puzzles of Australian wildlife, birds and ocean life. We designed and developed its Shopify store and ran its Meta Ads, Google Ads and Klaviyo email marketing.
Flyers for Samaro Living and Samaro Property
Samaro is a Camden NSW property company: home building, real estate sales and Samaro Living retirement villas. We designed and developed its WordPress site, with listings and appraisal requests.
The IGMI flyer
WordPress site for IGM International, a Townsville, Queensland business that supplies outsourced accounting, bookkeeping and tax support to Australian firms.
Digitalis Global works with businesses across Australia, with team members in Sydney and Newcastle NSW. Our developers and designers work from our development headquarters in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, and scoping and calls run in Australian business hours. We work remotely and have no walk-in office. Scope and price are fixed before work starts, and every build carries a 30-day bug-fix guarantee and a 24-hour response commitment.
How we quote: we scope the work on a free call, then send a fixed proposal listing the scope, price, timeline and exclusions. There is no price list, because the price depends on the scope; the questions that decide it are listed under Logo & Branding on our pricing page.
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, book a call and we'll walk through it together.
Ask us anything →As many as the proposal states: the number of concepts is part of the scope and one of the things that sets the price. After you choose a direction, we refine it into the final logo and its versions.
Often, yes. If customers already recognise your logo, a refresh that tidies its shape, colours and type can keep that recognition, while a full rebrand makes sense when the identity no longer fits the business. We recommend one on the discovery call after looking at what you have.
Fonts are licensed by the people who made them, so the handover includes licensing guidance for each font in your brand. Google Fonts, for example, are open source and can be used commercially, including in a logo; other fonts may need a licence you buy.
It is worth considering if the name or logo matters to your business. IP Australia says a registered trade mark protects your brand, and that a trade mark can be a logo, a word, a phrase or a combination of these. We design the logo but are not trade mark attorneys, so for searching and registering, go to IP Australia or an attorney.
It depends on the scope: a logo on its own takes less time than a full identity with guidelines and templates. The proposal gives a fixed timeline once the scope is agreed, and states what we need from you, and when, to keep to it.
AI, SVG and PNG. The AI file is the editable master for designers, SVG scales to any size without losing sharpness and suits websites, and PNG works in documents, slides and social posts.
Yes. Our web development and e-commerce teams can build the site or store from the new identity, so the logo, colours and type carry straight through.
Yes. Print and social pieces are built from the same system, and our portfolio shows business card and brochure designs, including business cards for Puzzle Art Australia.
Yes, through our video editing and motion graphics service, which makes animated logos for video intros and social posts from your logo files.
A short description of your business and customers, the competitors you want to stand apart from, any logo or files you already have, and a few brands whose look you like. Knowing where the brand will appear, from signage to social media, helps too.
Book a free 30-minute strategy call. We'll learn your goals, answer your questions, and outline a clear path forward, no pressure, no jargon.
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