Classic Logo, Site & Brochure -- 2
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m putting together a cohesive visual package that includes a new logo, a small marketing-focused website and a print-ready brochure. All three pieces must share the same classic aesthetic—think timeless typography, balanced layouts and a refined color palette—to pull customers in and guide them toward the actions I care about most: visiting, calling, and ultimately buying.
Here’s how I see the work unfolding. We’ll start with the logo so its look and feel can anchor everything else. Once the mark and palette are approved, you’ll carry that style into a five-page, mobile-friendly site (WordPress, Webflow or another CMS you prefer). Clear calls to action and a clean content hierarchy are essential; I want visitors to move naturally from curiosity to engagement. Finally, you’ll adapt the visuals into a tri-fold brochure suitable for both digital distribution and offset printing.
Deliverables (all editable):
• Logo master files (AI, SVG, PNG).
• Fully configured website, live on my host, plus hand-off documentation.
• Brochure in press-ready CMYK PDF and an interactive PDF for email.
Consistent color values, type specs and spacing guidelines should be captured in a one-page style sheet so my team can keep everything on brand after launch. If this classic, customer-centered approach sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s talk timelines and start dates.
Here’s how I see the work unfolding. We’ll start with the logo so its look and feel can anchor everything else. Once the mark and palette are approved, you’ll carry that style into a five-page, mobile-friendly site (WordPress, Webflow or another CMS you prefer). Clear calls to action and a clean content hierarchy are essential; I want visitors to move naturally from curiosity to engagement. Finally, you’ll adapt the visuals into a tri-fold brochure suitable for both digital distribution and offset printing.
Deliverables (all editable):
• Logo master files (AI, SVG, PNG).
• Fully configured website, live on my host, plus hand-off documentation.
• Brochure in press-ready CMYK PDF and an interactive PDF for email.
Consistent color values, type specs and spacing guidelines should be captured in a one-page style sheet so my team can keep everything on brand after launch. If this classic, customer-centered approach sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s talk timelines and start dates.
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