Visual direction
Discuss the audience, the business offering and references to establish a direction without imitating another business.
ZYAM services
A visual identity that can be used consistently across your digital presence.
Branding and identity work defines how a business presents itself visually. ZYAM offers this alongside website development, so decisions about a logo, typography and colour can be considered in the places customers actually use them.
This service is for businesses establishing an identity or resolving inconsistent visual material before a website project. We first review what already exists and what must be retained. An identity project does not need to replace approved branding when the real need is clearer application or better asset preparation.
Scope
Discuss the audience, the business offering and references to establish a direction without imitating another business.
Logo work, a colour palette and typography can be included in the agreed scope. Existing licensed assets and usage restrictions are reviewed.
Plan how the identity works in website layouts, icons and social assets, with practical guidance for consistent use.
Work & evidence
The portfolio shows website and software work. It is not evidence that ZYAM created every client’s logo or original identity. No standalone client branding case study is published here.
View website and software workYes. We can scope a website around approved brand assets. Tell us which elements are fixed and which need development.
Only if explicitly agreed and within the available scope. A visual identity project does not imply trademark clearance or legal advice.
Start a project
Share your business context, the assets you already have and where you need to use the identity.
Based in Johannesburg, Gauteng, ZYAM works with businesses across South Africa and welcomes enquiries from further afield. We will review your enquiry and discuss scope and next steps.
Published starting prices are a guide. Your proposal defines the work and cost; ongoing services and third-party charges need to be agreed.