Design Spinners

Brand identity built for recognition over time

Brand identity work is at the center of the agency's offer. It creates logos and brand systems meant to be recognized and remembered over time, and it presents this as more than a single mark: the system is the set of rules and elements that keep a brand looking consistent wherever it appears. Clients range from start-ups that need a first identity to enterprises that are refreshing one that has grown complicated.

Websites that are designed and kept up to date

The website service covers both design and build, and the agency also maintains sites once they are live. It describes its approach as using current techniques in design, development and upkeep, so that a site remains usable as a business changes. Clients who want their site kept current over the long term can use this maintenance service alongside the original build.

An extension of the in-house marketing team

The agency also provides continuing creative help that works alongside a client's in-house marketing team. This is the model for companies that have a small marketing department and need design help as the work comes in, rather than a one-off project.

Print, presentations and campaign material

Print work takes in rack cards, posters, billboards, flyers and brochures, as well as presentation decks. The agency designs campaign material that communicates with confidence across print and digital formats, so that a client's message holds up whether it appears on a wall, a screen or a sales table.

Trade show booths, packaging and branded gear

Large-format booth graphics for trade shows are part of the work, along with packaging and branded items that promote a company's mission. These pieces are designed to carry the brand into physical settings where a customer meets the company in person.

Creative direction for brands and their goals

Creative direction sets the visual approach a business follows across its materials. The agency describes this as aligning the brand and the business goals, so that design decisions have a clear reason behind them. Its clients include start-ups and established businesses across technology, law, health, retail, marketing and fashion.

Working directly with the creative director

Clients work directly with the creative director from the first concept to the finished project, and the agency says the process is personal and collaborative. The firm has a record of more than twenty years, and its featured work includes a health company, a university institute and a large project for a business client. The creative director describes each project as a partnership in which every detail is considered.