New concept, Eezy Bleep, was designed around the concept of Bram and Caroline – NHS Doctors.

Eezy Bleep was created to make accessing locum work quick, easy and efficient, making available hospital shifts easier to find, and vacancies filled faster!

New business startup, Goldqwest, came to Hatchit looking for a new logo to represent their business

With a clear brief and outline as to what was required including colour palette, Goldqwest required a logo based around a coin design, for their prize competition business.

People In Sync is a dynamic HR consultancy based business that brings a refreshing approach.⠀

People In Sync provide a range of fully personalised and highly effective HR related services and help business owners of all sizes navigate the sometimes confusing and involved task of HR and employment. We also manage their SEO strategy to build the profile of the business across London and the South East, helping People In Sync to target key customer groups.

Future Step Education is a fitness and teacher training centre and needed to establish themselves online.

We were asked to design a brand, website and manage ongoing marketing to develop the business online and establish Future Step Education as the go-to resource for classroom based and online learning at affordable costs and nationally recognised.

London based loft conversion company, Top London Lofts, required a clean, modern looking brand identity.

Our client required a clean logo that used blue and grey colours, that was distinctive and would stand out when used on their vans, printed materials and canvas banners for exhibitions and similar.

Love Your Wear Kids is an online e-tailer of boys and girls clothing and accessories, offering a wide range choose from. 

Love Your Wear Kids is a family run business, whose aim is to provide clothes for girls and boys that are of great quality, and that families everywhere will love. Their aim is to sell cool clothes that are affordable, on trend and of the highest quality.

Bromley based Estate Agent, Parker Scott, required a website and branding for their new business based in Bromley. 

The first step was to create their logo as per the client requirements, and also produce a large-format version of the logo for the shop front. After this, we moved onto the build of the website which integrated with their property management system, allowing new properties to be simultaneously added to both their website and other sources online too.

Specialist content writer, Jennie Milsom, required a website to showcase her copy-writing services, focused around the Coffee industry and a logo, designed to Jennie’s requirements.

We chose a vibrant orange and black colour palette for the mini website to compliment the simple yet effective logo design to follow her requirements. The website has been built so it is easy to update and add content to by way of blogging and further pages.

Bromley and Beckenham based Homezone came to Hatchit looking for a new logo and brand identity including a complete re-design of their printed promotional materials, shop frontage, sale boards and stationery.

We had a brief to improve the style and identity of the business, with a strong colour palette of purple and grey – two colours that are very well suited to each other. The requirement was for us to produce a clean, modern and minimal logo and brand identity that was commercially focused and friendly. Straight away we had some great concept designs that were well received, and a few weeks later, the new Homezone identity was born!

Beautician Laura found us on Google and wanted a logo designed for her new lash extension and tinting business.

Laura wanted a logo that included long, girly eyelashes and a clean, simple font to accompany the graphics. No colour was to be used, so the design was created using a dark grey to give a luxurious feel and to stand out against white backgrounds on printed materials.