Should a business redesign all its graphics at once?
Not always. Start with the assets customers use most and replace or adapt others as a real need arises.
Cat60 Designs
Graphic design for practical business communication
Create practical visual pieces that help your business look consistent across your website, local profiles, print, and campaigns.
A clear place to start
About Our Graphic Designer Services
Graphic design helps a business present information in a visual form people can recognize and understand. A logo, website illustration, social post, and printed handout each have a different job, so the design starts with the message, audience, and place where the finished piece will appear.
We work with local business owners to make the online work easier to understand. We will ask about your current setup, describe options, and help set a practical priority.
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Graphic Designer services
Each service has its own page with more detail and a direct way to ask questions.
Logo Design
Develop a logo concept and practical asset plan for how your business needs to be recognized.
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Brand Identity Design
Build a practical visual system from your approved business name, audience, and communication needs.
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Website Graphics
Create or adapt visual assets that fit website content, layout, and the information visitors need.
Explore Website Graphics
Google Business Profile Graphics
Prepare profile imagery and visual assets that fit the business and the profile's customer-facing purpose.
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Social Media Graphics
Design social visuals that communicate one approved idea and fit the intended channel format.
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Digital Ad Design
Create digital ad artwork that fits the placement and supports an accurate, approved campaign message.
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Banner Design
Design digital or print banners around the placement, viewing distance, and action they need to support.
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Business Card Design
Arrange approved business identity and contact information in a practical, readable card layout.
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Flyer Design
Create a flyer layout for an event, service, or offer using confirmed copy and intended distribution.
Explore Flyer Design
Brochure Design
Plan a multi-panel brochure that guides readers through approved service information and contact details.
Explore Brochure Design
Marketing Materials
Create a coordinated set of practical business assets for selected print and digital uses.
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Promotional Graphics
Design promotion artwork with clear terms, readable detail, and a direct route to the offer.
Explore Promotional Graphics
Custom Graphic Design
Create a tailored visual asset after defining its message, audience, format, and practical use.
Explore Custom Graphic DesignWork shaped around your business
A visual identity becomes useful when people can apply it consistently. Keep approved logo files, color values, type choices, and basic usage notes in a place the team can find. For each new item, check the size, reading distance, contrast, and whether important information exists as readable text as well as artwork. These simple decisions help a design travel between print and digital channels without pretending every format needs the same layout.
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Questions about graphic designer
Can a visual identity include colors already in use?
Yes. Existing colors can be reviewed for consistency, legibility, and fit with the business's communication.
What rights do we need for supplied photos or fonts?
Confirm the business has permission for each asset and the intended use before it appears in finished work.
Helpful references
Trusted places to learn more
A comprehensive guide to using color in branding
Adobe discusses how color choices can support a brand across logos, websites, print, and digital materials.
Read More Here about A comprehensive guide to using color in branding (opens in a new tab)U.S. Web Design System design tokens
USWDS explains design tokens as a way to organize and reuse visual values such as color and typography.
Read More Here about U.S. Web Design System design tokens (opens in a new tab)W3C Images Tutorial
W3C's image tutorial explains how to provide text alternatives that match an image's purpose.
Read More Here about W3C Images Tutorial (opens in a new tab)Let’s make your next step clear.
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