Outdated Logo Hurting Credibility
An old logo makes your business look behind the times compared to competitors with fresher branding.

WEB DESIGN, SEO, AND DIGITAL MARKETING FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES
A complete visual identity system from a McKinney studio that knows North Texas markets.
Your brand is the face your business shows the world, and it needs to work everywhere - from a website header built by the same developer to a social media avatar. We design logo systems with primary, secondary, and icon versions that stay sharp at any size, paired with a defined color palette, typography, and usage rules. For Brilliance Skin, a natural skincare brand, that meant a clean, confident mark that held up on product labels and a Shopify storefront alike.
We start with a discovery interview to pin down your audience, competitors, and brand personality, then move into mood boards and three to five initial logo concepts in black and white. After you choose a direction, we refine it, build out the full identity, and deliver a brand style guide that documents every color code, font pairing, and spacing rule. The final files include vector formats for print and raster formats for digital - no pixelation, no guesswork.
WHAT WE HANDLE
An old logo makes your business look behind the times compared to competitors with fresher branding.
Your website, social media, and print materials use different colors and fonts, confusing customers.
A non-professional logo breaks apart when scaled for a sign, embroidered shirt, or website header.
Your mark disappears on a dark background or fails as a favicon because it was never planned for versatility.
The look and voice miss the demographic you actually serve, costing you trust and sales.
Using a mark without a basic trademark search can lead to infringement claims and forced rebranding.
TOOLS & CAPABILITIES
Vector File Delivery
Every logo ships in AI, EPS, and SVG formats so it scales infinitely without quality loss.
Responsive Logo Variants
Primary, secondary, and icon versions are designed to work across websites, social media, and print.
Brand Style Guide Documentation
A complete guide with color codes, font pairings, spacing rules, and correct usage examples.
Multi-format Color Specification
HEX, RGB, CMYK, and Pantone values provided so colors match across digital screens and physical print.
You get direct access to the person designing your brand - founder Atrin Shahroudi works hands-on through every concept and revision. Our 30-day satisfaction guarantee covers the work, and because we also build the websites and local SEO campaigns these identities live on, we design with real-world performance in mind, not just aesthetics. No contracts, no agency layers.

Written & reviewed by
Atrin Shahroudi, Founder / Lead Developer
I help businesses grow through clean web development and smart SEO. My focus is building sites that look great, load fast, and bring in real results.
2+ years in business · Updated August 25, 2026
We present three to five distinct directions in black and white, letting you compare different visual approaches without color influencing the decision. You then refine the selected concept through revision rounds.
You receive vector files - AI, EPS, SVG - plus PNG and JPG for digital use, and a PDF. We include color values in HEX, RGB, CMYK, and Pantone so your printer and web developer match everything exactly.
A complete brand identity system - logo, color palette, typography, and style guide - typically takes three to six weeks. A logo-only project can finish in one to two weeks.
If your logo will appear across a website, social media, business cards, and signage, a style guide saves you time and keeps every vendor consistent. A standalone logo works for a single use but invites inconsistency as you grow.
Yes, a logo refresh modernizes what you already have while keeping the recognition you have built. We update typography, simplify shapes, or adjust color without losing the core identity your customers know.
A refresh updates an existing logo to look current. A rebrand is deeper - it can include a new name, messaging, visual identity, and positioning strategy, often after a merger or major business shift.