Your brand kit, written down once.
One brand kit holds your logos, colours, typefaces and corner style. Your forms, link pages and support chat read from it, so everything new matches without anyone restyling it, and a brand change is made in one place.
What the brand kit holds.
Logos and favicon
Your logo files and favicon kept in one place, as the versions your forms, link pages and support chat actually use.
Brand colours
Your colours saved once and applied to forms and link pages, so a new form matches the site without anyone picking a colour code again.
Brand typography
Your typefaces set once and used by everything that reads the kit, instead of a default font on each new form or page.
Corner style
Rounded or square corners decided once, so small details stay consistent across everything that picks up the kit.
Branded forms and link pages
Enquiry forms, surveys and link pages pick up the kit on their own, so nothing new has to be styled by hand.
Branded support chat
From Growth, the support chat on your site uses the same logo, colours and type, so it reads as part of your brand.
How it works.
- 01
Gather what exists
We collect your logo files, colours and typefaces from the site build, so the kit starts from the brand you already have.
- 02
Set it once
Logos, colours, type and corners go into the kit, and your forms, link pages and support chat are pointed at it.
- 03
Change it in one place
When the brand changes, the kit is updated once and the forms, link pages and chat follow, with no restyling job for each.
Questions before you start.
How much does the brand kit cost?
Do you design logos or brand identities?
What uses the brand kit?
What happens when our brand changes?
Can I take my brand files with me?
Let’s make your digital work compound.
Choose a time on Gabriel’s calendar. We’ll go through where you are today, what’s slowing growth, and what’s worth doing first, whether or not we work together.

Gabriel Espinheira
Senior software engineer · English or Portuguese
A focused 30 minutes, not a sales pitch.
