Logo & mini-brand pack

What is the difference between a logo and a brand identity?

A logo is one part of a brand identity. Small businesses also need practical choices for colour, typography and file use.

£295 one-off

A fictional logo, typography, colour palette and stationery mockups arranged as a brand identity presentation.

A logo is a starting point

A logo gives a business a recognisable mark. Brand identity adds the supporting visual choices around it, including typography, colour and how the mark is used.

A practical mini-brand pack

The Phillips Digital £295 logo and mini-brand pack includes core logo files, colour choices and type choices. It gives a business a useful foundation for its website and everyday marketing materials.

Think about real use cases

Before design begins, identify where the logo needs to work: website header, profile image, social graphic, signage or print. This is a focused starting identity, not a full brand strategy or unlimited collateral. Extensive research, naming, packaging and campaign assets can be scoped separately.

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