Brand Identity & UI/UX Design by DESH GroupBrand Identity & UI/UX Design by DESH Group
Brand Identity & UI/UX DesignDESH Group
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Most brands don't have a logo problem. They have a systems problem: the typography, color logic, and visual rules that should govern every surface were never actually built, so every new page or deck drifts a little further from the last one.
This engagement builds that system.
What's included
A logo or wordmark, including the lockups your team will actually use.
A typography system: pairings, size scale, hierarchy rules.
A color system: primary, secondary, and neutrals, with accessibility checked in.
A graphic system: shapes, patterns, and treatments that make the brand recognizable beyond the logo alone.
The system tested on real surfaces, a homepage hero, a few social posts, a deck slide, not shown in isolation.
A working brand kit in Figma: exports, tokens, do's and don'ts, organized so a developer or the next designer can pick it up and run.
Best for teams whose brand has stopped matching where the business is heading, whether that's a relaunch, a fundraise, or a move into a more competitive market.
Contact for pricing
Duration1 week
Tags
Adobe Illustrator
Figma
Brand Designer
Logo Designer
Product Designer
UI Designer
UX Designer
Visual Artist
Web Designer
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Brand Identity & UI/UX DesignDESH Group
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Duration1 week
Tags
Adobe Illustrator
Figma
Brand Designer
Logo Designer
Product Designer
UI Designer
UX Designer
Visual Artist
Web Designer
Cover image for Brand Identity & UI/UX Design
Most brands don't have a logo problem. They have a systems problem: the typography, color logic, and visual rules that should govern every surface were never actually built, so every new page or deck drifts a little further from the last one.
This engagement builds that system.
What's included
A logo or wordmark, including the lockups your team will actually use.
A typography system: pairings, size scale, hierarchy rules.
A color system: primary, secondary, and neutrals, with accessibility checked in.
A graphic system: shapes, patterns, and treatments that make the brand recognizable beyond the logo alone.
The system tested on real surfaces, a homepage hero, a few social posts, a deck slide, not shown in isolation.
A working brand kit in Figma: exports, tokens, do's and don'ts, organized so a developer or the next designer can pick it up and run.
Best for teams whose brand has stopped matching where the business is heading, whether that's a relaunch, a fundraise, or a move into a more competitive market.
Contact for pricing