Brand & Website Design
Visual identity and website design, built together from day one.
Logo, color palette, typography, and website — designed as one cohesive project instead of stitched together after the fact. No more brand guidelines that don't match your site. Backed by BLACKFOX DIGITAL's in-house photo and visual production, so your brand and your imagery match from the start. This is for businesses starting fresh, or whose current brand is inconsistent — different logo versions floating around, colors that don't match between the website and social media, no real typography system. A typical project starts with discovery to understand your business and audience, defines the identity (logo, color palette, typography) first, then designs the website to fit that identity rather than adapting a brand to an already-built site. You get both your brand assets and a live website from one team, on one timeline.
- Logo, color palette, and typography defined first
- Website designed to match the brand, not the other way around
- Access to BLACKFOX DIGITAL's photo and visual production
- One team, one timeline, one point of contact
How it works
Discovery
we learn your business, audience, and how you want to be perceived before designing anything.
Identity
logo, color palette, and typography are defined first, so every later decision has a foundation.
Website design
the site is designed to fit the brand that was just built, not adapted to it afterward.
Build
development on the same modern stack as our other services, one team from identity through launch.
Handoff
you get both your brand assets and a live website at the same time, from a single point of contact.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a full rebrand, or just a new website?
If your current logo and visual identity still represent your business well, you likely just need a website redesign. If your brand feels dated, inconsistent, or was never really defined, bundling both means your new site is built around an identity that actually fits, instead of retrofitting a mismatched brand onto a new design later.
What's included in the "brand" part — just a logo, or full guidelines?
This covers your core identity: logo, color palette, and typography, defined clearly enough for consistent use across your site and other materials. Full formal brand guideline documents can be scoped as an add-on if you need them for print or partner use — ask when you request a quote.
Can I use my existing logo and brand, and just get the website?
Yes — if your brand is already solid, our website redesign service builds a site to match it without redoing your identity. This combined service is specifically for businesses that need both built together.
How long does a combined brand and website project take?
Typically 4–6 weeks from kickoff to launch, since identity work happens before the website design starts. Larger sites or more involved brand strategy work can take longer, which we'll scope upfront.
How much does a combined brand and website package cost?
It depends on the depth of brand work and the size of the website. Request a quote and we'll price the two pieces together, usually at a lower combined cost than commissioning them separately.
My brand looks different across my website, social media, and print materials — can you fix that?
Yes — this kind of inconsistency is common when a brand grew piecemeal over time. We audit what exists, define one consistent identity, and apply it to the new website as the anchor point for bringing everything else back in line.
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