Soluxy

A brand system your team can actually use.

What you get

We design the identity once. You stop redesigning it every quarter.

3–4 weeks
Average project timeline
3 directions
Three distinct directions
1 brand system
One full brand system
What's included

From first mark to full system.

Logo system

Primary, secondary, and icon marks. Every format, every context: print, digital, and everything in between.

Color palette

A defined set that works on screen, in print, and across every application. Clear usage rules, no guesswork.

Typography

Heading, body, and display pairings with explicit rules. Your team always knows which font to use and when.

Brand guidelines

A single source of truth for your team, partners, and vendors. Short enough to read, clear enough to follow.

Asset package

Production-ready files for every use case. Organized, named, and export-ready from day one.

Visual system

Patterns, textures, and graphic elements that extend the identity beyond the logo into a cohesive system.

How it works

From brief to brand.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    One session for discovery and a written brief that defines the entire project.

  2. 02

    Strategy & Design

    Strategic positioning and visual direction locked first, then three distinct identity directions developed from that foundation.

  3. 03

    Refinement

    Three focused revision rounds on the chosen direction, going deep instead of wide.

  4. 04

    Delivery

    Final files, brand guidelines, and a handoff session so your team knows exactly what to do.

The fit

Is this right for you?

Brand identity works best when there is a clear business case.

A strong fit if

  • You are pre-launch and need to make a strong first impression
  • You have outgrown the identity you built in week one
  • Your visual identity is inconsistent across web, decks, and sales materials
  • You want a system your team can run with, not just a logo file

Best timing for this

  • You are about to raise a funding round
  • You are launching a new product or entering a new market
  • You are repositioning to move upmarket
  • You have a fixed deadline for a launch, event, or public announcement

Stop redesigning. Build it right.