Designing a Corporate Identity is the process of building a brand image of an organisation by promoting and communicating its corporate image through the use of its logos, business cards, signatures etc. Upholding a company's distinct corporate culture for enhancing its public image is one of the major objectives of corporate identity design.

A Logo is usually the first visual symbol you develop as a business. It can also be referred to as a simple visual mark to identify your company, product or service. It is your idea about your company and the way people will remember you.

A Business Card is a small card identifying a person within a company in connection with his or her business, his or her title and or job description, given to a client or potential customer. A good business card should at all times convey the overall image of your business.

A Letterhead is the referral to a sheet of paper, or the digital representation thereof, used when communicating with any party in a legal or professional manner.

A flyer (also known as a pamphlet or leaflet) consists of one page, usually A5 or A6, that can be designed and printed single sided (one side only) or double sided (on both sides).

A large announcement that is posted to advertise something, usually printed on a large sheet of paper.

Signage is a way of identification and can be in a variety of forms including symbols, emblems or words. Signage is generally used to give directions or to identify a business or area from a distance.

An Email Signature is a small bit of information that is attached to the end of an email message. It typically contains a name and contact details; however, there are no set rules as to what an email signatures should contain.