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An outline of your business, audience, project goals and preferred timing is a great start. Existing logos, copy, brand guidelines and visual references are helpful, but you do not need a fully formed idea.

Yes. Start by describing the idea and the problem you want to solve. The creative brief can help turn an early thought into a focused direction and an agreed scope.

The quote is based on the agreed scope, deliverables, complexity and timeline. There are no online purchases or fixed-price packages on this website. A project-specific proposal should confirm costs before work begins.

Yes. An identity, website and digital content system can be considered together, or your project can focus on one specific need.

Timing depends on the scope, required assets and feedback schedule. A realistic timeline and key milestones are agreed before the project begins.

The project proposal should specify the included revision rounds and how feedback will be collected. Additional scope is discussed before it is added.

Final file formats are agreed as part of the scope. Depending on your project, these may include print-ready files, web-ready graphics, logo formats or editable templates. Font, image and third-party licences should also be clarified.

Yes. Brand identity, website design and digital content can be planned as one connected experience. eCOLOR Design focuses on branding, UI/UX and static visual content. Web development and SEO are handled by eCOLOR Agency; video and motion are handled by eCOLOR Media. Each project has a clearly agreed scope.

Yes. Review your project brief, then choose Send inquiry to email it to info@ecolor.ca. Reviewing, copying or downloading alone does not send it. There are no online payments or orders, and no automatic confirmation email is sent to you.