New Orleans small businesses
New Orleans small businesses often have a strong sense of place, and many want a brand that feels local without leaning on the same few symbols every tourist shop uses. A brief that explains your neighborhood, your history and your regulars gives a logo something specific to work with.
Many buildings in older parts of the city have rules about signs, and some neighborhoods have historic district review. Check what applies to your address before ordering a new storefront sign; we can design sign artwork in sizes that fit the limits you're given.
How a New Orleans branding project runs
- You send the brief: what the business does, who buys from you and where the brand will appear.
- We reply with questions or a written quote and a delivery date.
- You get two or three logo directions and pick one to develop.
- We refine it, build the brand guidelines and the files for every use you listed.
Everything happens by email, shared folders and video calls booked in Central time. We have no office in New Orleans; a brand needs a clear brief and quick feedback, not a meeting room.
What you can order
Logo design
A mark and wordmark with versions for every size and background.
Brand guidelines
Colors, type and rules in one document anyone can follow.
Launch kits
Cards, signage, social images and templates ready to use.
Questions
Can you design for a historic storefront?
Yes. Send the sign size and any limits your landlord or the city gives you, and we design within them.
Do you design menus?
Yes, as part of a launch kit or on their own, for print and as files for your website.
Ask for a quote
The price depends on how much you need (a logo alone, or guidelines and a launch kit too), how many directions you want to see and the number of revision rounds. Each project gets its own written quote.