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Corporate visual identity and logo design

A corporate visual identity is a system of logo, color, typography and usage rules that presents the brand consistently at every touchpoint. TUSI designed the Tehran city brand identity for Tehran Municipality, the identity of the Datam operating system and the identity of the Iran Computer and Video Games Foundation.

Iran Transfo Group visual identity system

A visual identity is not a logo. It is a system.

TUSI designs visual identity as a system, not a logo alone: the mark, color, typography, imagery and the rules that let a brand look like itself across hundreds of touchpoints.

Every TUSI identity starts from the brand strategy and discovery sessions, so that it carries the meaning of the brand and lasts for years, whether it is for an industrial holding, a city or a national institution.

01

Logo

A symbol that carries the organization’s story.

02

System

Color, typography and imagery that work together.

03

Rules

A brand book that keeps the identity consistent for years.

What we do

Logo and mark

The primary logo and its versions for every use, with a clear design rationale.

Visual system

Color palette, Persian and Latin typography, supporting graphics and the brand’s imagery.

Brand book

Documented guidelines for employees, suppliers and every unit of the organization.

Stationery and documents

Letterhead, business cards, envelopes, presentation templates and the annual report.

Touchpoints

Applying the identity to signage, spaces, the website, social media, packaging and events.

Sub-brand identities

Where needed, designing or unifying the identities of companies, departments and products according to the brand architecture.

“If nine things in a design are important, nothing is.”
Sina Hashemi Aghdam, Brand Strategist, TUSI: “Visual clutter: a loud cry that signals weakness”, Jahan-e Eghtesad (translated from Persian)

When you need this

A new organization or brand

A new brand needs a professional, lasting identity from day one.

The identity has drifted

Without oversight, every unit and every supplier has applied the identity in its own way.

The identity no longer fits

The organization has grown, but its image still belongs to years ago.

Going international

The identity has to be recognizably Iranian, yet clear and credible to international audiences.

A brand book is missing

An identity exists, but its rules are undocumented and its use is inconsistent.

How we work

1

Discovery

Understand the brand strategy, audiences and competitors, and audit the current identity and touchpoints.

2

Concepts

Develop several conceptual routes and test them on real touchpoints, not just on a blank page.

3

Development

Refine the chosen route into a complete visual system with versions for every application.

4

Guidelines and rollout

Write the brand book, design the key items and support the first rollout.

Frequently asked questions

What does a visual identity include?

A complete visual identity usually includes the logo, colors, typography, imagery, stationery and corporate applications, all documented in a brand book.

What is the difference between a logo and a visual identity?

A logo is only one part of a visual identity. The identity is a system of logo, color, typography, imagery and usage rules that makes the brand look consistent at every touchpoint.

What is a brand book and why do we need one?

A brand book documents how to use the identity. Without it, every unit and every supplier applies the identity in its own way, and the brand slowly loses its shape.

Can an identity be designed without a brand strategy?

It can, but the risk is high. An identity not built on a clear position and message is usually judged on taste and dates quickly. If the organization has no written strategy, TUSI proposes a short strategy phase before design.

Does our current identity need to change completely?

Not always. A gradual redesign or a unification of the current identity often preserves the equity of years in the market. An initial audit makes that decision clear.

What files and documents do we receive?

Final logo and visual system files for print and digital, the brand book, and ready-to-use templates for key items that internal teams can work with.

How are fees for visual identity design set?

Fees are set after the discovery meeting and confirmed in the proposal. They depend on the scope of the identity (a logo only, or a full system with a brand book), the number of brands and sub-brands, the number of touchpoints and items, and whether a strategy phase is needed first.

Why TUSI for visual identity design?

Three reasons. Identity work for organizations and national institutions such as Tehran Municipality, MCI and the Iran Computer and Video Games Foundation. Identities built on brand strategy rather than taste. And a complete, documented system with a brand book that internal teams can rely on for years.

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What does your organization’s visual identity say today?

In an introductory meeting, we review your organization’s brand together and map out a recommended path.

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