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A brand worth recognising.

A brand is the first thing people judge and the thing they remember afterwards. We design the logo, choose the colours and type, and build the brochures, company profiles and documents that carry them, so every page, post and proposal looks like it came from the same business. Everything is designed and delivered digitally, as files you own.

  • Logo design
  • Brand identity
  • Brochures and PDFs

Branding and design at a glance

What it is
Logos, colours and type, brand guidelines, brochures, catalogues, company profiles and pitch decks.
Who it is for
New businesses that need a look, and established ones whose materials no longer match each other.
Price
Quoted per project after a call, from a logo on its own to a full identity with print and digital files.
Time
Set in the quote. You see first concepts, choose a direction and refine it before final files.
Where
For clients across India, the UAE, Oman and Saudi Arabia, from our team in Maharashtra.

A look people remember.

  1. A mark that works everywhere

    A logo drawn to read at the size of an app icon and on the front of a brochure, in colour and in one colour.

  2. One look across every touchpoint

    Colours, type and layout rules written down once, so the website, the feed and the sales deck agree with each other.

  3. Files you own and can use

    Source files, exports for web and print, and PDFs ready to send, all handed over at the end.

A logo, and everything that carries it.

Branded coffee bags, cups and stickers held together, all in one colourful identity

Branding is the work of deciding how a business looks and making that look consistent everywhere it appears. The logo is the centre of it, but on its own it does little. What makes a brand recognisable is the system around it: the same colours, the same typefaces and the same way of laying out a page, repeated across the website, the social feed, the brochure and the proposal.

We design that system and the materials that use it. An engagement starts with what the business stands for and who it needs to win over, moves through logo directions and a full identity, and ends with brochures, profiles and templates built from the same rules. All of it is digital: we design on screen and hand over the files, and if you want printed copies they go to the printer of your choice.

What a branding project includes.

  • Logo design

    A mark and wordmark explored in several directions, refined with you, then supplied in every version and format the business will need.

  • Brand identity systems

    Colour palette, typefaces, icon style and image direction chosen together, so the logo has a whole visual language around it.

  • Brand guidelines

    A short guide showing how to use the logo, colours and type correctly, so anyone on your team or an outside supplier gets it right.

  • Brochures and catalogues

    Product and service brochures laid out page by page, delivered as PDFs to share on WhatsApp, attach to emails or hand to a printer.

  • Company profiles and pitch decks

    The documents that win the meeting: a profile that explains who you are and a deck that makes the case, in your brand from cover to close.

  • Digital brand assets

    Social templates, email signatures, letterheads, presentation masters and favicons, so day-to-day material stays on brand without a designer.

Brand identity

Logos we designed.

Eight identities drawn for client businesses, shown exactly as they were handed over.

  • Sakshi Gold logo, designed by Promogranade

    Sakshi Gold

  • VSD Polymers logo, designed by Promogranade

    VSD Polymers

  • Biba Agro logo, designed by Promogranade

    Biba Agro

  • Sakshi Group of Industries logo, designed by Promogranade

    Sakshi Group of Industries

  • Priya Proteins logo, designed by Promogranade

    Priya Proteins

  • Sakshi Industries logo, designed by Promogranade

    Sakshi Industries

  • Harshit Industries logo, designed by Promogranade

    Harshit Industries

  • Rushi Plast logo, designed by Promogranade

    Rushi Plast

How a brand identity gets made.

Brand briefIllustrative

Stack we reach for

  • Figma
  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • CorelDRAW
  • Canva

Branding and design, explained.

A designer working on a logo on a laptop screen

A logo has a harder job than it looks. It has to be recognisable at the size of a browser tab and on the cover of a brochure, in full colour and in a single colour, on a light background and a dark one. That is why logo design starts with simple, distinctive shapes and is tested at small sizes early. A mark that only works large, or only in colour, causes problems every time someone tries to use it.

A brand identity is the system around the logo: a colour palette with exact values for screen and print, one or two typefaces with clear roles, and rules for spacing, imagery and layout. Brand guidelines write those decisions down so they survive contact with new staff, outside suppliers and quick social posts. Consistency is what turns a set of files into something people recognise.

Brochures, company profiles and pitch decks are where the identity earns its keep. A good brochure is planned before it is designed: what the reader needs to know, in what order, and what they should do at the end. Delivered as a PDF, the same document can be sent on WhatsApp, attached to an email, shown on a screen or printed. Designing digitally first keeps every version from the same source, so an update to a price or a phone number happens once.

Branding and design: questions

Common questions about branding and design.

Anything else, ask us on WhatsApp or by email.

  • The final logo in its main and alternative versions, in colour, black and white, as vector source files and as PNG and SVG exports for the web, plus a short guide on how to use it.

Ready for a brand people remember?

Tell us what you need and roughly when. We will come back with questions or a time to talk.