Brand and business materials
Develop visual materials that support your identity, such as company profiles, presentation layouts and stationery. Work from existing guidelines or agree a new project direction.
Discuss brand and business materials
Give your business communication a clear and consistent visual direction. Meridian creates graphic design around your message, audience and the places where your materials will be seen.
Illustrative brand concept, not an example of completed client work.
Effective graphic design helps people notice the right information and understand what comes next.
We begin with what the material needs to communicate, not just how it should look. Audience, format and brand context shape the design direction, whether the project is a presentation, campaign graphic or printed brochure.
The process brings copy, imagery, typography and layout together in a way that supports your business. We also consider the practical requirements of the final format so the approved design is useful beyond the review screen.
Tell us about your prioritiesExplore the areas of support below. We shape the scope around your requirements, existing materials and priorities.
We connect visual decisions to your message, format and the way people will encounter the finished material.
Define what the audience should understand or do. Give the most important message the right prominence before refining decorative details.
Use agreed colours, typography and visual references. Keep related materials recognisable while allowing the layout to suit different uses.
Organise headings, supporting copy and calls to action so the material can be scanned. Consider legibility at the size people will actually see it.
Design for the intended screen, platform or printed piece. Confirm dimensions, cropping areas and production requirements early.
Clarify who supplies photography, logos and illustrations. Confirm licensing and usage requirements for any additional creative assets.
Agree the required exports, versions and any editable source-file handover. Keep final assets organised so your team can use the approved materials correctly.
We agree the scope, responsibilities and review points before work begins, keeping important decisions visible throughout the project.
Understand the audience, message, brand assets and intended formats.
Develop an agreed visual direction and review the main composition.
Apply consolidated feedback and check copy, hierarchy and format variations.
Prepare approved files to the agreed specifications and clarify their intended use.
These starting points help us understand your requirements. You do not need a finished brief to begin the conversation.
Find answers about graphic design, project scope and the information we need to get started.
Ask about your projectYes. Share the current guidelines and usable logo, font and image assets. We can develop the project within that direction and flag any missing information before design work progresses.
Projects can include business materials, digital campaign assets, social graphics and print collateral. We agree the specific items, sizes and variations needed for your brief.
Content writing can be discussed alongside the design work. Otherwise, your team supplies and approves the copy. Final wording and factual checks should be settled before delivery.
The number of concepts, review stages and revision rounds is agreed in the scope. Consolidated feedback from the decision-maker helps keep revisions clear and avoids conflicting changes.
Editable source files and their formats are confirmed before work begins. Some elements may rely on separately licensed fonts or stock assets, so their usage and transfer conditions also need to be considered.
This page covers design services. Printing, delivery and supplier coordination must be agreed separately if needed. We can work with supplied production specifications for the design files.
Yes. A campaign can include several agreed formats. Adaptations may need changes to layout, cropping and text length so the design remains readable rather than simply being resized.
Share your brief, current materials and the formats you need to create.