Graphic Design.
Sorted handles the everyday graphic design that keeps a brand running. Adverts, social, presentations, signage and everything in between, made to the same standard as the big set pieces. Cape Town based, working globally.
What is graphic design?
Graphic design is visual communication: arranging type, image and space so a message is clear and a brand stays recognisable. It is the day to day work that keeps everything you make looking like you.
Layout
Putting things where they belong.
Typography
Words made to be read.
Hierarchy
What gets seen first.
Imagery
The right visual for the job.
Composition
Order that feels effortless.
Why consistency matters
A brand is built on repetition. Every advert, post and slide that looks like you makes the next one more recognisable. Inconsistent design quietly costs you trust; consistent design compounds it.
Adverts
Print and digital, on brand.
Social
A feed that holds together.
Presentations
Decks that look the part.
Signage
Wayfinding and environment.
Collateral
The everyday brand assets.
Range and consistency, together.
Most design budgets go on the headline projects, but a brand is actually experienced in the small things: the slide, the post, the sign at the door. When those are handled with the same care as the identity itself, the brand feels solid everywhere. At Sorted we treat the everyday work as seriously as the flagship, because that is where most people actually meet you.
Design, in practice.
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Let's design it.
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