Color palette
Primary and supporting colors chosen for contrast, readability, and the feeling you want to give.
Logo & Brand Design
Logo & Brand Design for Small Businesses
Give your business a clear visual identity—from your logo to the colors and design details customers recognize.
A recognizable identity across your business
Marneta offers logo design for small businesses that want to look consistent wherever customers find them. A clear logo, a defined color palette, and a few typography rules help people recognize your business on your website, your social profiles, and the materials you hand out.
New logos and refreshed identities
Starting fresh? We can design a new logo around your name, audience, and personality. Already have a logo you like? We can refine it—cleaning up details, improving legibility at small sizes, and building a consistent system around it.
Color, typography, and visual direction
A brand is more than a logo. We can help define the pieces that make your business look like itself every time:
Typography
Font pairings for headings and body text that stay readable on screens and in print.
Visual direction
Simple guidance on spacing, imagery, and logo use so new materials stay consistent.
Applying your brand where customers see it
Your identity can be applied to your website, social profile images and covers, and print materials such as business cards or flyers. If you also need a new site, see our web design packages, or browse all services.
Every project starts with a written proposal that lists the exact deliverables, revision rounds, file formats, usage rights, price, and schedule, so you know what to expect before work begins.
Our process
- Step 1
Discovery
We learn about your business, customers, and where your brand will appear.
- Step 2
Proposal
You receive a written proposal with deliverables and terms.
- Step 3
Design exploration
We develop initial logo and visual directions to review.
- Step 4
Refinement
We refine the chosen direction based on your feedback.
- Step 5
Handoff
You receive the final files listed in your proposal.
What to prepare
- Your business name, and a tagline if you use one.
- A short description of your audience and customers.
- Where the brand will be used: website, social, signage, print.
- Any existing logo, colors, or fonts you already use.
- Visual preferences: brands you admire and styles to avoid.
Concept examples
These are concept projects for fictional businesses, created to show our design style—not paid client work. See more on Our Work.
Concept project
Restaurant Website
A modern, inviting website for a local restaurant.
Concept project
Service Business Branding
A clean, professional brand and website for a home service business.
Concept project
Retail Website
A stylish e-commerce website for a modern retail brand.
Common questions
Can you update my existing logo instead of replacing it?
Yes. We can refine an existing logo and build consistent colors and typography around it.
How much does logo and brand design cost?
Pricing is quoted per project. Your written proposal lists the price along with the deliverables and schedule.
Which files will I receive?
The proposal lists the specific file formats included for your intended uses, such as web and print.
Do you handle trademark registration?
No. We don’t provide trademark registration or legal clearance. Consider speaking with a trademark professional before finalizing a name or logo.
How many revisions are included?
Revision rounds are defined in your proposal before work begins.
Can you apply the brand to my website?
Yes. Branding pairs naturally with our web design service.
Ready to shape your brand?
Tell us about your business and where your brand needs to show up. We’ll reply with next steps.