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QIO / Design

Graphic design for websites and digital communication

We create graphics that express your brand and explain the product. The starting point is the purpose of each asset: attract attention, show a difference or make complex information easier to understand.

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01

A consistent visual system

Before designing an individual asset, we review the existing typography, colours, imagery and interface. We follow established brand guidelines or agree a visual direction that can be repeated across future materials.

02

What we can create

  • Hero artwork and graphics for website sections.
  • Icons, diagrams and illustrations that explain services and features.
  • Campaign banners and covers in agreed formats.
  • Templates and adaptation rules for recurring assets.
03

Ready for publishing

We check legibility at the intended size, contrast and spacing. Website files are optimised, and editable source files are supplied as agreed. We also identify any image and font licensing requirements. Generative artwork can be considered where it suits the brief.

04

Our process

  1. Step 1

    Review the brief, placements and existing brand materials.

  2. Step 2

    Agree a visual approach using a key asset.

  3. Step 3

    Adapt the design into the required formats and review changes.

  4. Step 4

    Deliver prepared files and usage notes.

05

Cost and scope

Cost depends on the number of original compositions, illustration complexity, required formats and the availability of brand guidelines. Adapting an approved layout and creating a new concept are different scopes. Send an asset list and intended placements for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I order just icons or banners?

Yes. We agree the file set, sizes and visual constraints for the specific task. A website link or layouts help us fit the assets into their context.

Is logo design included?

A logo and core identity form a separate branding scope. They can be included when agreed in the brief.