Brand Identity: Logo, Site, Content

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Budget / Salary₹12,500–37,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I’m launching a new technology brand and need three complementary pieces created by specialists who know how to keep everything visually and tonally consistent.

First, the logo. I’m after a clean, modern, minimalist mark that pairs an iconic symbol with our name. The palette is set—blue and white only—so the creativity lives in negative space, proportions, and clever geometry that immediately signals “tech” without cliché. Supply the design in vector format plus web-ready exports.

Second, the website. I want a fully responsive build that looks and loads perfectly on mobile, tablet, and desktop. The structure is straightforward—home, about, product/service pages, blog, and contact—but navigation must feel effortless. Speed, accessibility, and SEO fundamentals need to be baked in from the start. If you work in WordPress, Webflow, or another modern stack, let me know what suits you best.

Third, ongoing blog content. I need an adaptable writer who can research current industry topics and turn them into clear, engaging, SEO-friendly posts on a regular schedule. You should be comfortable suggesting keywords, headlines, and internal linking opportunities to strengthen overall site authority.

Deliverables
• Logo package: AI/SVG master, PNG/JPG, favicon, simple style sheet
• Responsive website: live site plus hand-off documentation (code or CMS login)
• First month of blog content: 4 articles, 800–1,000 words each, keyword-optimized

Please include a portfolio link showing comparable logo work, live sites you’ve built, and writing samples for tech audiences. Indicate which of the three areas you’re pitching for—or if you can handle the complete package—and share your typical turnaround times. Let’s build something sleek, smart, and cohesive.
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