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Graphic design

Graphic design for your ads, your social media and your brand

We design the creative for your campaigns and social media in every format they need, plus the identity that makes all of it recognizably yours.

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A campaign needs the same idea in square, vertical and horizontal, for the ad, the post and the banner, and it needs refreshing every few weeks because the audience gets tired of seeing it. Designing next to the people who run the media means knowing which piece works before making the next one.

What we solve

We design the pieces your campaigns and social media need: static and short video creative for Meta, TikTok, Google and programmatic, carousels, posts and stories, and every format adaptation. Also the foundation for all of it: the logo, the brand book, which is the manual with the brand's colors, typography and usage rules, and the style guide, which applies those rules to ads and social media. Because design sits with the media team, each new batch builds on what the previous one proved.

Graphic design

5 areas

  1. Do you have creative for every campaign?

    Ad creative

    Static pieces, carousels and short video for Meta, TikTok, Google, Pinterest and programmatic, with the variants to test what works.

    Paid media
  2. Does your ad look right in vertical and in a banner?

    Format adaptations

    The same idea in 1:1, 4:5, 9:16 and 16:9, and in display banner sizes, without losing the message in any of them.

    Every format
  3. Who designs what you post every week?

    Social media graphics

    Posts, carousels, video covers and stories for your social calendar, with a recognizable visual style.

    Calendar
  4. Do your products look as good in a catalog ad?

    Catalog and product creative

    Templates for catalog ads, with the price, offer or shipping over the photo, and product graphics for your store.

    Ecommerce
  5. Does your brand have a clear identity?

    Logo, brand book and style guide

    The logo, palette, typography and usage rules, in a brand book and style guide that work for anyone designing for the brand.

    Identity

Examples

One idea, every format

Examples of a campaign adapted to every format, two variants to test and the brand book behind it.

9:16

Your brand

Freshly roasted coffee

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4:5

Your brand

Freshly roasted coffee

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1:1

Your brand

Freshly roasted coffee

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16:9

Your brand

Freshly roasted coffee

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Banner

Your brand

Freshly roasted, at your door in 24 h

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Two variants to test

Your brand

Freshly roasted coffee

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A · The product

Your brand

At your door in 24 h

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B · The delivery

Brandbook

Palette

  • Roast#A4532A
  • Cream#F3E6D3
  • Graphite#2B2B2B

Typography

Headlines in semibold, body in regular

Logo usage

  • On light
  • On dark
  • Never distorted
  • The same idea in every format

    Vertical, portrait, square, landscape and banner, with the message and the brand legible in all of them.

  • Variants to test

    Two messages with the same brand look. They run at the same time and the better performer stays.

  • Brand book and style guide

    The logo, palette, typography and how to use them, so every piece is recognizably yours.

Graphic design

How we work

  1. Designed with campaign data

    Before each batch, we look at which creative performed best: which message, which format and which image. The next one starts from there, not from scratch.

  2. One idea, every format

    Each concept is adapted to square, vertical and horizontal, and to banner sizes. It's designed for the hardest format, vertical or the small banner, so the message isn't lost in any of them.

  3. In batches, not piece by piece

    Creative is planned in cycles, alongside the campaign and social media calendars. That way there are variants to test and a replacement ready before the audience tires of the last one.

  4. Brand first

    If the identity isn't defined, or each piece applies it differently, we start there: logo, colors, typography and a guide that says how to use them. Everything else is faster to design and easier to recognize.

Deliverables

Each piece, by what it solves

What we design, grouped by purpose: identity, campaigns, social media and adaptations.

  1. 01

    Brand

    The foundation

    • Logo

      A symbol and wordmark that read as well in a profile avatar as on a full-screen cover. Delivered in all its versions.

    • Brand book

      The brand manual: logo, palette, typography, correct usage and what not to do with it.

    • Style guide

      How the brand is applied in ads and social media: layout, photo treatment, text over images and templates.

  2. 02

    Campaigns

    With variants to test

    • Static creative

      A single image with the message, the offer and the call to action, in the variants needed for testing.

    • Short video

      Vertical pieces a few seconds long, with the message up front and captions so they work without sound.

    • Carousels and catalog

      Several images to present a collection or a step-by-step, and templates for catalog ads with the price or offer over the photo.

    • Display banners

      The most common display sizes, with the brand and message legible in the smallest one.

  3. 03

    Social media

    For the calendar

    • Posts and stories

      The pieces for your social calendar, with a recognizable visual style, and video covers that work in the profile grid.

  4. 04

    Adaptations

    Every format

    • Adaptation to every format

      Each idea in 1:1, 4:5, 9:16 and 16:9, repositioning what matters so nothing is hidden behind each network's buttons.

Graphic design in detail

Why creative matters so much in paid media

With targeting increasingly automated on Meta, TikTok and Google, creative is one of the few levers still in the advertiser's hands: it influences who the platform shows the ad to and whether that person stops to look. That's why we treat it as part of the campaign, not as a formality at the end.

An idea that holds up in every format

The same concept has to work in a vertical story seen for a couple of seconds, in a square post and in a small banner next to a news article. It's designed for the most demanding format and adapted to the rest, with the message and the brand visible at first glance.

Variants to test, and fresh creative on time

Creative that has been running for weeks performs worse, because the audience has already seen it. We work in batches, with message and image variants to test, and the next batch ready before the current one wears out.

Identity: logo, brand book and style guide

When the brand has no defined identity, or each piece interprets it differently, that's the first job: logo, color palette, typography and a brand book with the usage rules. The style guide applies those rules to ads and social media, so whoever makes a piece, it's recognizably yours.

Before we start

Frequently asked questions

What we get asked most before we start working together. If yours is not here, just ask us.

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  1. What does the graphic design service include?

    The creative for your ads on Meta, TikTok, Google, Pinterest and programmatic, the pieces for your social media calendar, adaptations to every format and, if needed, your brand identity: logo, brand book and style guide. Which pieces are included each month is agreed at the start.

  2. Do you also do video?

    Yes, short video for ads and social media: vertical pieces a few seconds long, edited from your own footage or the material we produce for social media, with captions and in every format.

  3. How many creatives are included per month?

    That's agreed at the start, based on the channels, the media investment and how often the campaigns need fresh creative. We prefer a few well-adapted ideas with variants to test over many one-off pieces with no connection between them.

  4. Can you design our logo and brand book from scratch?

    Yes. We start from how you want to be seen and who you compete with, present logo proposals and, with the chosen one, build the brand book and style guide. If you already have an identity, we respect it and only tidy it up where needed.

  5. Can we hire you for design if you don't run our campaigns?

    Yes, though it loses part of its value. Designing next to the people who run the media means knowing which creative performs before making the next one. If another team runs your campaigns, we work with the data you share with us.

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