BENQORE / South Africa
Logo design & brand identity
Make your business recognisable from a website header to a printed label. A thoughtful identity gives your logo a clear visual language, so the pieces your customers see feel like they belong together.

The mark—and the system around it
Logo design focuses on the mark that identifies your business. A wider identity project can also cover colour, typography and usage guidance. We agree the breadth of the system before work begins, so a logo-only brief is not confused with a complete brand rollout.
Who it is for
For a new business that needs its first identity, an established business whose visuals no longer reflect its offer, or a team struggling with inconsistent logos and colours across channels. Tell us which real applications matter most: a shop sign, packaging, social content or a website.
What your project can include
- Logo direction and refinements within the agreed scope
- Agreed logo variations for the intended applications
- Colour and typography guidance for identity projects
- Usage rules and final web or print files where quoted
These are typical scope options, not a fixed package. Your free written quote confirms deliverables, fees, timing, formats and revision rounds. No obligation.
From brief to final files
- 01
Brief
Define the business, audience and priority brand applications.
- 02
Create
Create and refine the identity within the agreed revision rounds.
- 03
Launch
Prepare the agreed logo files and identity guidance for your team.
What to send with your enquiry
Send the exact business name, a short description of your audience and offer, and examples that help explain your preferred direction. Include existing artwork and explain what should stay or change. List the places the identity needs to appear so format decisions are practical.
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Tell us about your business and what you need. We will review the brief and confirm the project scope in a free quote.
