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A step-by-step look at what happens before, during, and after a brand sprint.
15 minutes. What does the company need, when does it need it, and is a sprint the right way to get there.
A short document covering goals, audience, competitors, and any existing materials worth keeping.
Competitive audit, visual research, and early strategy work. By day one, the direction is already clear.
Ten days, two phases. Week one builds the visual identity. Week two (Full Sprint only) adds messaging, a pitch deck, and launch assets.
Review what exists, study the competition, and pick a direction.
Brand attributes, audience, and a visual territory. One moodboard that sets the tone for everything after.
Wordmark, symbol, and lockup options built from the strategy.
Colors, type pairings, and the first draft of the guidelines.
Final logo files, color specs, type pairings, and brand guidelines document.
Brand voice, tagline, value propositions, and the stories that hold them together.
Branded slide system with layout patterns, charts, and image treatments.
Social templates, email signatures, business cards, and presentation materials.
Everything else gets made and packaged for handoff.
The full package. Files, guidelines, templates, all ready to go.
7 days
Logo system (wordmark, icon, lockups)
Color palette with usage rules
Typography system
Brand guidelines document
All source files (AI, SVG, PNG)
14 days
Everything in Identity Sprint
Brand messaging framework
Pitch deck template
Social media templates
Email signature
Business card design
Launch asset kit
A website that actually looks like the brand. Often follows a brand sprint, sometimes stands alone. 4 to 6 weeks from first wireframe to launch.
Site map, content plan, and wireframes. Everything gets a place before anything gets designed.
High-fidelity pages in Figma, built from the brand system. Desktop and mobile.
Clean, responsive code. CMS wired up so the client can update content without a developer.
QA, performance checks, and deployment. Shipped and live, not sitting in staging.
Custom design in Figma
Responsive development
CMS integration
SEO and performance basics
Launch support
Starting at $10,000
A sprint only works if both sides show up. Fast turnarounds, honest feedback, and someone who can make a decision.
Filled out before the sprint begins. Goals, audience, competitors, and context.
Same-day turnaround on reviews. One decision-maker with final say.
Logos, decks, photos, copy. Whatever exists, even if it needs replacing.
One direction, explored fully. Splitting focus across three means none of them get far enough.