Dsigngo is a Graphic Design and Digital Marketing Company.
Guidelines
We turn scattered brand assets into one
guide that every
designer, printer and
marketer can follow.
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+Years Of Experience
Founded in 2011, Dsigngo has designed logos, packaging, print and websites for 250+ businesses, and documents every decision in clear, practical brand guidelines.
Every guide is checked in real print, packaging and screen production, then handed over with editable templates so your team can use it from day one.
Local brands we have designed for
SERVICES
Guidelines That Keep Every
Touchpoint
Consistent
From the logo sketch to the print file, we define the rules
that
help your team, suppliers and agencies apply
your brand correctly.
Core Identity
Logo, Colour and Typography
Logo versions, clear space, colour codes for print and screen, and typefaces, set out so anyone can apply them.
Print Standards
Packaging and Print Rules
Pack layouts, labels, dielines, colour targets and finishing specifications that keep every product consistent on shelf and in print.
Digital Standards
Digital Brand Rules
Website components, social media templates, accessible colour contrast and image rules that keep your brand consistent on every screen.
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Guidelines In Action
Real projects where clear design rules kept logos, packs, bags,
profiles
and posters consistent across every format and supplier.
Workflow
How We Work
Audit and Discovery
We review existing assets, from
logos and packs to websites and posts,
and agree what must change.
Define Standards
We set rules for logos, colour, type,
imagery, layouts and tone, showing
examples of right and wrong.
Test, Launch and Support
We test guides with your team and
suppliers, hand over templates and
update them as you grow.
What Sets Us Apart
One Team From Guideline To Production
Because our designers, printers, packaging team and web developers
work together, the rules we write are already tested in real production before handover.
Every rule is checked on real print, packaging and screen outputs, not just presentation slides.
Your guidelines arrive with editable templates, colour references, approved file formats and a named contact, so new staff, printers and agencies can start using them correctly on day one.
We review your guidelines once a year, or whenever you launch a product, enter a market or change suppliers, so they stay current.
Our Mission
To make every brand we touch clear, consistent and recognisable.
Brand
Consistency
Accessible
Design
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What do brand design guidelines actually include?
Brand design guidelines are a documented set of rules for using your logo, colours, typography, imagery, layouts and tone of voice, so everyone who produces material for your brand gets it right.
How long does it take to create brand guidelines?
A focused guide for an existing identity is quicker than a full system covering packaging, print and digital. We agree a clear timeline after the initial brand audit, based on what the guide must cover.
Do you supply editable templates and files?
Yes. Along with the guideline document, we supply logo files in print and screen formats, colour references and editable templates for documents, social posts and presentations, in formats your team can use.
Will the guidelines cover accessibility and our website?
Yes. Digital sections include colour contrast checked against WCAG 2.2, readable type sizes, image and icon rules, and website component standards, so your brand works well for more people on every screen.
How is a project priced?
Pricing depends on scope: the number of brands, products, languages and channels covered. After a discovery call and audit, we send a fixed quotation, so you know the cost before work begins.
CONTACT US
Let’s Talk About Your Brand Guidelines
Need help with a brand guideline? Email our design team directly at.
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