Branding & Web Design as One – Your Brand Relaunch

Because the website is the most important application of your corporate design, and weaknesses there are noticed immediately. When both are created together, colors, fonts and imagery are checked for screens from the start, and costly rework between agency and developer is avoided. With us, LOMA DESIGN handles the design and Nano Concepts the technology – at the same location.

A brand relaunch with logo revision, color and font system, business stationery and a new company website typically falls under the Professional package from €8,000. Extensive brand architectures with several brands, locations or a large portal are priced individually as an Enterprise project. After the free initial consultation, you will receive a quote with a clearly described scope of services.

That depends mainly on how much the brand changes and how quickly decisions are made. Usually the corporate design comes first, then the website; templates and business stationery run in parallel. You will receive a realistic schedule with fixed review rounds together with the quote.

Not necessarily. An existing logo often carries recognition that should be carefully modernized rather than abandoned – for example through cleaner shapes, a new color system or a clean rebuild as a vector. We recommend a completely new mark when name, offering or target group have changed significantly.

A corporate design includes logo, colors, fonts, imagery, icons and design rules for website, printed materials and social media. Everything is recorded in a brand manual so that employees and service providers work consistently. Corporate identity goes beyond that and means a company's entire self-image, including values, language and behavior.

A name or domain change endangers visibility above all when it happens unplanned. We plan 301 redirects for all relevant addresses, update structured data and support the changeover of the Google Business Profile and directory listings. Whether the new name is available under trademark law, please clarify with your legal counsel – this note does not replace legal advice.