Graphic design at Uplaps covers the pieces a business actually publishes: the mark, the deck a founder sends, the creative an ad needs on Monday, the social kit that stops every post looking improvised. The work is done in Lahore for clients in any country.
We start from use. A logo that fails at 32 pixels is not finished. An ad that cannot be read in a feed is not finished. Revisions are unlimited inside the agreed piece, so we can push a layout until it is calm and clear.
Design is also how the rest of the studio stays consistent. The same people who draw the brand can hand it to WordPress, Shopify, or a React build without a folder of mismatched PDFs.
Included
- Logos and marks, with clear space and a small color system
- Social kits, posters, and presentation decks
- Ad creatives sized for Google and Meta placements
- Packaging-style graphics and print-ready files when needed
- Editable source, not a flattened dead end
- A short guide so the next designer does not guess
How a project moves
We list where the design has to live: screen, print, avatar, ad.
One recommended direction, then revisions. Not twelve unrelated logos.
Colors, type, and a few examples so the brand can continue without us.
Questions
Do you design logos?
Yes. A logo milestone includes the mark, a wordmark if you need one, and the basic rules for color and spacing.
Can you match an existing brand?
Yes. Send the current files. If they are incomplete, we rebuild the missing pieces rather than inventing a second brand by accident.
What file types do we receive?
Source files plus exports for the places you named: PNG, JPG, PDF, and SVG where it applies.
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