Design
Branding & Logo Creation
Style Guide Creation
- A list of approved fonts and colors for use on your site
- A list of approved images to use on your site
- A list of approved logos, including where they can be used and how big they should be (or how small) in relation to other elements on the page
- A list of approved icons and illustrations that can be used throughout the site
Deck & Prototype Creation
Creative Design Process
At ISBX The Creative Design Process Is All Encompassing And Includes The Following:

Persona modeling is a critical part of the design process and involves defining the various users that may interface with the system. Software designed for an engineer may have a fundamentally different design approach versus software designed for a teacher or parent. Understanding these various personas will help us define the architecture of the application itself, which becomes increasingly important if there are multiple roles interfacing with the application at any given time.

“IA” is a formal structural design process for software systems that generally culminates in the production of “Wireframes.” Simply producing the wireframes does not necessarily mean an appropriate Information Architecture process was implemented. Since the process defines the locations of every interface within the mobile or web application, IA requires that the Information Architect be up to date with the industry’s best practices for User Experience and User Interface Design, such that the software system is easily utilized by its intended audience.

This exercise is especially critical in funneling your users toward a “call to action” or the main feature of the website or application, and involves defining the overall page structure for the entire software system. It helps distill a multitude of ideas and information into a coherent layout and addresses questions like, “What is the priority of each page with respect to the application and user?” This process also helps us make the design process more efficient by constraining large amounts of information into defined sections.

Although less relevant for established brands, the logo design process is critically important for startup clients and new brands. ISBX will undergo a formal logo ideation process that will help establish the core identity of the application by tapping into the vision of the product owner (client).

The process of defining a formal style sheet and brand guidelines is especially important for our startup clients. This helps to establish important standards for your brand such as fonts, colors, themes, logo usage, and the overall look-and-feel of your software product. This document is yours to keep and can be used to communicate the production of anything from stationery and promotional materials to the design of future products. For established brands, we can follow your brand guidelines and assure that anything we design is a mere extension of the overall corporate identity.

Perhaps the most readily understood part of the process is the production of the design composition or “comps.” These are images of the final “look” of the various sections of your website or application, and are the primary assets used by the developer teams to construct the front-end of your software system. They are also beautiful takeaways, which can most accurately convey the overall appearance of the application to the product owner and stakeholders. While most of our clients center their attention on these comps, few understand the comprehensive and largely intangible process of exercises required to arrive at a completed set of comps.
The Importance of the Design Process
For Big Brands And Small Startups Alike
Design FAQs
Branding, visual design, and creative process questions
What design services does ISBX provide?
ISBX supports branding and identity work, marketing and product visuals, style guides, decks and prototypes, and creative direction aligned to your goals. Deliverables are tailored to what you need for launch and ongoing use.
How do you capture our brand voice and visual direction?
We begin with discovery: audience, positioning, competitors, and constraints. That informs concepts, iteration, and refinement so the final direction feels intentional—not generic.
Can you work with our existing brand guidelines?
Yes. We can extend established systems, refresh components, or propose thoughtful updates while keeping recognition and consistency where it matters.
What is the typical review and feedback process?
We use structured checkpoints so feedback stays actionable and timelines stay predictable. Clear rounds of revision help balance speed with quality.
Do you deliver assets ready for development or print?
Deliverables can be organized for the channels you need, including specs and exports that make handoff smoother for engineering and partners.
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