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Sultanate of OmanOMRSaudi ArabiaSARUnited Arab EmiratesSoonKuwaitSoonQatarSoonBahrainSoonDesign & marketing · Graphic design
The designs your business needs every week and every season: social posts, stories and ads, print, presentations and a company profile — all in one identity, sized for each platform, with files handed over in your name.
Promotion season is close and you need a Snapchat ad, an Instagram post and a brochure for the exhibition, so each one is made by a different person on a different day. The result is three looks that resemble neither each other nor your logo, a story with its text cut off, and a file sent to the printer at screen resolution that came out dull. A brand identity sets the colours and typefaces, but someone has to turn it into real designs every week, at the right sizes, without starting from scratch each time.
TimingDepends on scope
We look at your current identity and what you publish today, and understand what you need: a batch of designs for a season, ongoing monthly designs, or print for a specific event.
The list of designs, their sizes, the number of revision rounds and the timeline in a written proposal, then an official PDF contract covering usage rights. Nothing is paid before it is signed.
We start with post, story and ad templates that follow your colours and typefaces, so every design after them comes from one system.
Designs are delivered in batches; you review them and request changes within the agreed rounds.
Each design at the sizes of the platforms you publish on, and print files prepared to your printer's specifications.
When it isn't the right fit
Anyone without a logo or fixed colours yet: start with a brand identity, then the designs follow it
Anyone who needs account management, publishing and replies: that is part of the marketing and ads service
A brand identity is built once: the logo, colours, typefaces and usage guide. Graphic design is the recurring work of applying that identity to every post, ad and printed piece. Without an identity, designs will look different however skilled the designer, because there is no reference to follow. So we ask first: do you have an identity guide? If not, we start with one or build a simple foundation alongside.
Snapchat and TikTok stories are vertical, an Instagram post is square or close to it, and an ad may be cropped depending on where it appears. A design made for one size and stretched to another loses its text or distorts. Ask for each design at the sizes of the platforms you publish on, and keep important text away from the edges.
What looks good on screen can come out dull from the printer. A print file needs high resolution, print colours and bleed. Ask your printer for their specifications before the design, not after.
Recurring posts such as weekly offers or product photos don't need designing from scratch every time. A good template in your identity lets you change the photo and text yourself, keeping custom design for campaigns and seasons.
Most of your audience in Saudi Arabia reads Arabic first. Keep the Arabic headline short, clear and large enough to read on a phone, and never stretch or break the letters to fill space. In a bilingual design, give each language its own room. Finalise the copy before the design, not after.
Your identity guide or the best logo files you have, the highest-resolution photos of your products or premises, the text you want, and examples of designs you like. This shortens revision rounds.
Send us your request on WhatsApp and we'll reply with a written quote — scope, timing and price — before any payment.
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A brand identity builds the system: the logo, colours, typefaces and usage guide. Graphic design applies that system to what you publish and print: posts, ads, print and presentations. The first is done once; the second is ongoing.
We can, but we recommend an identity foundation first, otherwise each design will look different from the last. In the discovery call we discuss whether you need a full identity or a simple foundation to start with.
Both: a batch of designs for a season or occasion, or a set number of designs every month. The number, sizes and revision rounds go in the written proposal.
We prepare print files to the specifications of the printer you choose, with bleed and print colours, so they come out as designed.
You receive the designs in publishing and print formats, plus editable templates. Hand-over of the source file for each design is written clearly into the proposal and contract.
Design needs clear text. We work with your copy, or suggest short copy for posts and ads when agreed in the written proposal.