Digital Wasfa designs logos, brand identities and everyday marketing graphics for businesses in Riyadh and across Saudi Arabia. Every identity is built to work in Arabic and English, on a phone screen as well as on a shopfront, and it comes with the guidelines your team needs to keep it consistent.
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The short answer
A branding and graphic design agency turns what your business stands for into a visual system: a logo, colours, typography, imagery rules and templates that people recognise wherever they meet you. Graphic design then applies that system to the things you publish every week, from social posts and ads to brochures, packaging and signage.
Digital Wasfa does both from its office in Al Malaz, Riyadh, in Arabic and English, so the brand and the marketing that carries it come from the same team.
In Saudi Arabia a brand is usually seen in two scripts at once. An English logo with an Arabic name squeezed underneath it, or an Arabic version created by mirroring the English layout, looks unfinished to Saudi customers. We design the Arabic and Latin versions together from the start, so both read as the same brand.
A brand also has to survive daily use. It needs to hold up as a tiny profile picture on Instagram or TikTok, as a favicon on your website and on a printed invoice. We test the identity in those real sizes and formats before it is signed off.
Each service can be scoped on its own, or combined into a full identity project for a new business or a rebrand.
A primary logo with secondary and icon versions, designed in Arabic and English and tested at small sizes, in single colour and on dark and light backgrounds.
Colour palette, typography, imagery direction, tone of voice notes and usage rules, collected into brand guidelines your team and suppliers can follow.
Arabic lettering and type pairing designed alongside the Latin version, with correct right-to-left layouts rather than mirrored English designs.
Post, story and ad templates in your brand style, sized for Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, X and LinkedIn, so every post looks like it came from the same company.
Company profiles, brochures, flyers, banners, stationery and signage artwork, delivered as print-ready files with the correct bleed and colour settings.
Packaging and label artwork that carries the brand onto the product itself, with room for the Arabic and English information Saudi retail requires.
The same five stages run on every identity project, whether it is a single logo or a full rebrand.
We learn what the business does, who it sells to, who it competes with and where the brand will be used most, then agree a written brief.
We review your market and competitors and present a small number of design directions so the creative choice is made on purpose, not by accident.
The chosen direction is developed into logo and identity concepts in Arabic and English, shown in realistic uses such as social profiles, signage and stationery.
Feedback rounds tighten the design until it is final, including checks on legibility, small sizes and single-colour versions.
You receive every file format you need, organised for print, web and social, together with the brand guidelines document.
We can apply the new identity to your website, social profiles and marketing templates so the launch looks consistent everywhere at once.
Branding projects are quoted against a written scope rather than a fixed package price, because a few factors move the cost more than anything else:
Tell us what you need and we will send a written quote with the deliverables listed, so you can compare it fairly with other agencies.
The team that designs your identity also runs social media, ads and websites, so the brand is designed for how it will actually be used.
Arabic is designed as a first language, not an afterthought, which is what Saudi customers notice first.
Files are prepared for screens as well as print: social templates, web-ready formats and versions that stay sharp at small sizes.
Every identity is checked as a small profile picture, on dark and light backgrounds and in single colour before it is signed off.
Branding defines how your business looks and sounds as a whole: the logo, colours, typography and rules behind them. Graphic design applies that system to individual pieces such as social posts, brochures or packaging. A strong brand makes every later design faster and more consistent.
Yes. We design the Arabic and English versions together so they share the same character, rather than adding an Arabic translation to an English logo afterwards.
A logo on its own is typically faster than a full identity with guidelines and templates. The timeline depends on scope and on how quickly feedback comes back, and it is set out in the written quote before work starts.
You receive the logo in vector and image formats for print, web and social, in full colour, single colour and reversed versions, plus the brand guidelines document and any templates included in the scope.
Yes. A brand refresh keeps the recognition you have built while fixing what is not working, such as weak Arabic lettering, poor legibility on phones or inconsistent colours.
Yes. We design social media templates and ongoing graphics, company profiles, brochures and other marketing materials, and we can manage your channels through our social media management service.
Tell us about your business and where your brand needs to work, and we will come back with a written scope and quote. You can also see recent work in our portfolio.