Positioning
Who you are for, what you refuse to sound like, and the one line a stranger should remember.
A brand is the set of decisions people meet before they meet you: the name, the mark, the colours, and the way a sentence sounds. Unihorn builds that system in the studio, then hands you files you can send to a printer, a developer, or a social post without guessing.
Who it is for
Useful when you are starting, renaming, or your current look no longer matches the work you do. Also useful when several people post for the business and nothing looks related.
You leave with
Included
Who you are for, what you refuse to sound like, and the one line a stranger should remember.
A primary mark, a simpler version for small spaces, and rules for clear space and minimum size.
A small palette and two typefaces, with the combinations that stay readable on screen and in print.
Short examples of headlines, captions, and replies so posts do not drift into a different personality.
How it runs
We talk through the business, the customers, and the brands you do not want to resemble.
You see a small number of visual directions, not a pile of logos to vote on.
The chosen direction becomes files, a one-page guide, and a walkthrough of how to use them.
Questions
Yes. Once the invoice is paid, the final logo files are yours to use for the business. Stock fonts stay under their own licences, which we name in the handover.
Yes. Say so in the enquiry and send the current files. A refresh keeps recognition and fixes the parts that fail at small sizes.
Start with this
Email, a phone call, or the form. The same team reads all three.