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Visual identity and graphic design
A recognisable brand across every material.
Inconsistent logos, colours and presentations weaken recognition and make everyday content production harder. We create or refresh the visual identity and turn it into usable templates, icons, sales presentations and agreed digital or printed materials. We first align the brand character and use cases, develop a design direction, then test legibility and consistency on actual materials.
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When it helps
Inconsistent logos, colours and presentations weaken recognition and make everyday content production harder.
What we do
- Existing material review and visual direction
- Logo, colours, typography and icons
- Templates for digital and printed materials
How it works
We first align the brand character and use cases, develop a design direction, then test legibility and consistency on actual materials.
What you receive
- Brand guidelines and agreed logo versions
- Usable templates and production exports
Illustrative example
Example: a new service receives a consistent presentation, proposal and social post templates.
How we measure success
- Consistency across selected materials
- Legibility at small sizes and on different backgrounds
After launch
After handover we can agree additional versions, updates and maintenance of interactive content. Source files, licences and editing rights are specified in the proposal.
UX/UI and design systems
Clear journeys, usable screens, consistent components.
Users struggle with the structure while the team repeatedly redesigns the same elements. We research needs, organise content and user journeys, and create prototypes and screens. Components, states, responsive layouts and accessibility guidance become a documented design system for development. We test key tasks with target users, prioritise observed problems and hand over documented interactions to developers.
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When it helps
Users struggle with the structure while the team repeatedly redesigns the same elements.
What we do
- Interviews, user journeys and information structure
- Prototypes and testing of key tasks
- Components, states and accessibility guidance
How it works
We test key tasks with target users, prioritise observed problems and hand over documented interactions to developers.
What you receive
- A tested prototype and key page designs
- A documented component library for development
Illustrative example
Example: a portal lets customers submit a service request without guessing the next step.
How we measure success
- Task completion and time on key journeys
- User errors and component consistency
After launch
After handover we can agree additional versions, updates and maintenance of interactive content. Source files, licences and editing rights are specified in the proposal.
2D animation and motion graphics
Motion that explains and guides attention.
A complex process or a new service can be difficult to understand in a static presentation. We create explainers, animated logos, diagrams and graphics for video, websites or applications. We define timing, transitions and a reduced motion version where the animation belongs to an interface. A script and storyboard become a timed preview, followed by animation, sound synchronisation and validated exports for the agreed channels.
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When it helps
A complex process or a new service can be difficult to understand in a static presentation.
What we do
- Script, storyboard and timing
- Animated elements, transitions and diagrams
- Exports and seamless loop checks
How it works
A script and storyboard become a timed preview, followed by animation, sound synchronisation and validated exports for the agreed channels.
What you receive
- Final animation in agreed formats
- Agreed size, duration or reduced motion versions
Illustrative example
Example: a short animation explains an order travelling from the online store to the dispatch process.
How we measure success
- Understanding of the illustrated process
- Playback smoothness and file size
After launch
After handover we can agree additional versions, updates and maintenance of interactive content. Source files, licences and editing rights are specified in the proposal.
3D, 360 views and configurators
Explore a product from every angle.
Photographs cannot always show every product feature, available variant or operating principle. Using a model, CAD source or agreed photography, we prepare materials, lighting, a 360 rotation and, when appropriate, an interactive viewer. A configurator includes defined combination rules, prices and sales connections. We confirm geometry and accuracy first, then test the loop, mobile controls and performance on the target website.
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When it helps
Photographs cannot always show every product feature, available variant or operating principle.
What we do
- Model preparation, materials and lighting
- 360 rotation and interactive points or options
- Configuration rules and catalogue integration
How it works
We confirm geometry and accuracy first, then test the loop, mobile controls and performance on the target website.
What you receive
- Optimised 3D assets or a 360 video with an agreed loop
- A functioning viewer or configurator within the agreed scope
Illustrative example
Example: a buyer rotates a product, chooses a valid colour and submits the configuration with an enquiry.
How we measure success
- Accuracy compared with the actual product
- Loading time and valid configurations
After launch
After handover we can agree additional versions, updates and maintenance of interactive content. Source files, licences and editing rights are specified in the proposal.
Video and product presentations
From the script to video for the right channel.
Scattered footage and an unclear message fail to explain why a product or service is useful. We prepare a concept, script and shot plan, and can arrange filming with an appropriate production specialist. Editing combines graphics, colour treatment, sound and versions for websites, sales and social channels. We approve the message and shots before production, review the rough cut, then complete the agreed revisions and exports.
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When it helps
Scattered footage and an unclear message fail to explain why a product or service is useful.
What we do
- Concept, script and shot plan
- Editing, colour treatment and graphic elements
- Short, vertical and localised versions
How it works
We approve the message and shots before production, review the rough cut, then complete the agreed revisions and exports.
What you receive
- Final video and agreed channel versions
- A record of source material and usage rights
Illustrative example
Example: a product presentation is adapted for a sales meeting, landing page and short advertisement.
How we measure success
- Understanding of the main message
- Technical quality of audio, video and exports
After launch
After handover we can agree additional versions, updates and maintenance of interactive content. Source files, licences and editing rights are specified in the proposal.
Sound, voiceover and localisation
The same story in the right language and sound.
Unclear speech, inconsistent audio and poor captions reduce the usefulness of an otherwise strong video. We process speech, create sound effects, mixes, voiceovers and captions, and align language versions. Music and external recordings require appropriate licences; synthetic or cloned voices require permission and an agreed usage scope. We approve the script, pronunciation and rights, then check intelligibility, loudness, caption timing and final files.
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When it helps
Unclear speech, inconsistent audio and poor captions reduce the usefulness of an otherwise strong video.
What we do
- Speech cleanup, mixing and sound effects
- Voiceover, translation and timed captions
- Licence, consent and final quality checks
- Sonic logo and short recognisable sound cues by agreement
How it works
We approve the script, pronunciation and rights, then check intelligibility, loudness, caption timing and final files.
What you receive
- Final audio exports and agreed language versions
- Caption files and a record of agreed licences
Illustrative example
Example: an explainer receives Slovenian, English and German voiceovers with separate caption tracks.
How we measure success
- Speech intelligibility and consistent loudness
- Translation accuracy and caption timing
After launch
After handover we can agree additional versions, updates and maintenance of interactive content. Source files, licences and editing rights are specified in the proposal.
Scope and delivery options
Filming, complex 3D production, interactive configurators and voice versions start with an agreed technical and production scope. For AI assisted production we review accuracy, consistency and usage rights; exact product representation uses a verified model or photography.
Technologies and approaches
- UX/UI
- Research into user journeys and design of understandable screens.
- Design system
- Components, states and guidelines for consistent development.
- 2D / 3D
- Animation, modelling, materials and visualisation within the agreed scope.
- WebGL / glTF
- Interactive web 3D viewers using optimised models.
- Video / audio / captions
- Exports for target channels, language versions and more accessible content.
- AI assisted production
- Support for drafts and variants with human review and agreed rights.
