Logo system
Primary mark + responsive variant + monogram + favicon stack. SVG-first for crisp rendering at every size. Three color treatments.
Systems-thinking brand identity for SF B2B SaaS, AI startups, and venture-portfolio companies. Logo, type scale, color tokens, motion grammar, voice guide. Remote-first, Pacific Time.
SF brand-identity briefs come from B2B SaaS companies, AI startups, and venture-portfolio companies that need an early-stage brand system fast — usually between a seed round and a Series B, on the kind of timeline a VC-backed team runs. The SF design bar is systems-thinking and technically precise: a brand defined as tokens and components, not a static logo lockup, so it survives contact with a Next.js codebase and a design system from day one. Digital Heroes builds those systems — logo, type, color tokens, motion grammar, voice — remote-first on Pacific Time. For the broader SF context, see our main San Francisco agency page.
San Francisco runs three hours behind our New York book. We don’t maintain a San Francisco office — our staffed HQs are New York and Delhi — but our coverage tracks the San Francisco working day Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM PT, with same-day Slack response and weekly demos. The clock below shows the daily collaboration band between your hours and ours.
SF brands are built by engineers, and they judge a brand the way they judge a codebase: is it consistent, is it documented, will it survive a refactor. So we deliver the brand as a system — design tokens, a component-ready type scale, accessible color with named variables, and a motion grammar specified in terms a front-end team can implement. The aesthetic is quietly editorial, never decorative; it has to read credible to a technical buyer and a Sequoia partner at the same time. We are the right partner for B2B SaaS, AI, and developer-tool brands that want an identity their own engineers will respect.
An SF brand-identity engagement ships six deliverables: a responsive logo system, a four-tier type scale, accessibility-verified color tokens, a motion grammar, a brand book, and full copyright transfer with source Figma files on payment.
Primary mark + responsive variant + monogram + favicon stack. SVG-first for crisp rendering at every size. Three color treatments.
Display, heading, body, mono. Web-ready Google Fonts or licensed type, specified as a component-ready scale.
Hex, RGB, plus named design tokens ready to drop into Tailwind or a design system. Accessibility-verified WCAG AA pairings.
Easing curves, duration scales, and interaction patterns specified so a front-end team can implement them consistently in code.
Voice and tone, usage rules, incorrect-use examples, and developer-handoff notes. Documented like an API.
Full copyright transfer on payment. Source Figma files plus a tokens export. Pairs with brand identity for SF brands.
"SF brands are built by engineers and judged like a codebase. We deliver the brand as tokens, components, and a motion grammar their own team will respect — remote-first from NY and Delhi, on a plane for the workshop."
Yes — it is the point of an SF engagement. Color, type, spacing, and motion ship as named tokens ready to drop into Tailwind or a design system, plus source Figma files. SF brands are built by engineers who expect a brand to behave like a codebase: consistent, documented, refactor-safe. We hand off the brand the way you would hand off an API.
It is the bulk of our SF work. AI startups, B2B SaaS, developer tools, and venture-portfolio companies on the seed-to-Series-B timeline. The brand has to read credible to a technical buyer and a VC partner at once, which means quietly editorial and systems-thinking, never decorative. We move on the timeline VC-backed teams run.
We are remote-first with no SF office — staffed HQs in New York and Delhi. We run Pacific Time for SF clients with same-day response, and fly in for the discovery workshop by arrangement, with travel built into scope. The honest version: a remote brand partner that knows the SF B2B SaaS and AI-startup market, not a local SF studio.
Yes, and it is the common SF shape. A brand-plus-site project runs 12-16 weeks: weeks 1-6 brand identity, weeks 4-14 a Next.js marketing site built in parallel, weeks 14-16 launch. The token system locks at week 6 so the site is built directly against it — brand and code share one source of truth from the start.
An essential brand (logo, color, type) runs about 4 weeks; a full identity with motion grammar and brand book runs 6-8 weeks. We scope it in a written brief and return a fixed-price quote within 48 hours of the discovery call. SF timelines tend to be tight because funding rounds and launches set the calendar, and we plan around that.
Discovery on Pacific Time, a token-based identity system your engineers will respect. Scoped quote within 48 hours.
No sales pitch · we'll tell you honestly if we're not the right brand partner · scoped quote inside 48 hours
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