Web Development
Company websites, online shops and web applications, built in Next.js. TechPlay’s database of more than 200,000 games runs on the same stack.
We design brand identities and visual systems for companies that need a clearer, more consistent way to present themselves. The work can include logo systems, typography, colour, layout, imagery and the rules that bring them together across digital and physical touchpoints.
The result is more than a logo file. You receive the source files, usage guidelines and practical templates your team can use without relying on a designer for every application.
Logo system, colour palette, typography and visual language developed around the positioning and practical needs of the business.
Case study: Maky Beauty BarEvolve an existing identity without discarding the recognition already built. We identify what should stay, what needs to change and how the new system should carry forward.
A practical reference for using the identity consistently — including logo rules, colour, typography, spacing, imagery and common applications your team works with every day.
Pitch decks, company profiles, one-pagers, event materials and business collateral designed as extensions of the brand system — ready for print, digital use and future updates.
Reusable post, story and campaign templates that give your team enough flexibility to publish consistently without starting every design from scratch.
Interfaces for websites and digital products, designed as structured systems in Figma with reusable components, states and specifications ready for development.
What you receiveAn agreed brand brief that sets the direction for the work.
What you receiveOne approved visual direction to develop into the full identity.
What you receiveA complete identity system, approved and ready for rollout.
What you receiveBrand guidelines, organised assets and working files ready for your team.
What you receiveA new identity applied consistently through its first real-world rollout.
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For a beauty studio, we developed the visual identity and carried it through the website, creating a consistent look from the in-studio experience to the digital one.
View case studyWe choose tools based on the requirements of the project, your existing systems and what will be practical to maintain after delivery. Below are the technologies we typically use for this type of work, and why.
A shared working environment for identity systems, digital templates and interface design, giving your team an editable source of truth that remains useful after handover.
For master vector artwork, logo systems, icons and graphic assets that need to reproduce cleanly from small digital use to large-format print.
For structured documents and print materials where typography, grids and production accuracy matter — from brochures and reports to presentations and brand guidelines.
For logo motion, brand animation and reusable motion rules across video, social content and digital products.
One font system across multiple weights and styles, giving the identity more flexibility while keeping web performance and licensing simpler.
Once the project is paid in full, the agreed source files, exports and brand assets are yours. Nothing essential is withheld or tied to an ongoing design subscription.
A practical reference with clear rules and real examples, designed to be useful in day-to-day work rather than sit unread in a folder.
Reusable templates for presentations, social content and common documents, so your team can create on-brand material without involving a designer every time.
The identity is built with enough structure to stay consistent and enough flexibility to accommodate new products, campaigns and touchpoints as the business changes.
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Ask a questionA focused brand identity typically takes around five weeks: positioning and direction in week one, visual directions in weeks two and three, identity development in week four, and guidelines and handover in week five. Broader scopes involving packaging, campaigns or larger template libraries take longer, with the timeline agreed before work begins.
A logo starts from €600 and a complete brand identity from €1,800. The logo comes with its versions, core colours and typography, ready for print and screen; the identity adds guidelines, business stationery and templates. We define the deliverables first and then give you a written scope and a fixed price, which does not change.
Once the project is paid in full, the agreed final design assets and editable source files are yours, subject to any third-party licence terms for fonts, photography or other external assets. We may show the completed work in our portfolio unless confidentiality has been agreed in advance.
Typically two or three distinct visual directions in the first round, each applied to real brand touchpoints. This makes it easier to compare how the identity works in practice rather than choosing between isolated logo concepts.
We can keep the scope compact, but we do not deliver a logo without the basics needed to use it properly. A focused identity typically includes the logo system, core colours, typography and concise usage guidance.
We start by identifying what already carries recognition — the name, colour, shape, typography or other distinctive elements — and decide what should be preserved before redesigning anything. The goal is to evolve the identity without making the business feel unfamiliar.
Yes. Brand identity and web development can be handled as one connected project, with the same team carrying the visual system into the website. That keeps the design consistent and removes the usual handoff between brand designer and developer.
If the first directions do not feel right, we return to the agreed brief and identify what is missing before producing more design. The goal is not to generate more options until one works, but to understand why the direction is off and correct it deliberately.
Company websites, online shops and web applications, built in Next.js. TechPlay’s database of more than 200,000 games runs on the same stack.
Google and Meta campaigns, run against a cost per enquiry that we agree with you before anything goes live.