Graphic design at WEBCETRA is built for use: a mark that holds up in a header, visuals that sit on product and service pages, and layouts a sales team can send. It is not a separate art project that fights the website.
Work typically covers logos and brand marks, website graphics, social creatives, catalogues and visiting cards. Files are delivered so they can be used on the site, in print and in ads without redrawing the identity each time.
Who this is for
- Manufacturers and exporters that need a credible visual identity for buyers overseas
- Companies launching or rebuilding a website that still use mismatched logos and stock art
- Teams that need social and print layouts that match the live site, not a different brand
What we include
Logo and brand mark
A mark and simple usage rules that work in a header, favicon, invoice and social avatar — not a lock-up that only looks right on a poster.
Website graphics
Hero images, icons, section visuals and UI colour language that match the pages WEBCETRA builds or already hosts.
Social creatives
Post and story layouts for the channels the business actually uses, sized for the platforms and tied to the same offer as the website.
Print and sales materials
Visiting cards, one-pagers and catalogue pages when the sales process still needs a file someone can print or PDF.
Brand consistency
Type, colour and spacing kept close enough across web, ads and print that buyers recognise one company.
How delivery works
Brief
Offer, audience, existing assets and where the files will live (website, social, print) are written down before drawing starts.
Directions
A small set of directions is reviewed. We do not present twenty options to hide an unclear brief.
Files
Final artwork is handed over in formats the site and print vendors can use, with a short note on colour and clear-space.
What you should expect
- Visuals that can be placed on the live website without a redesign fight
- A mark that still reads at small sizes
- Social and print layouts that use the same identity
- No ranking claims attached to design work