Find what has equity
Separate recognition worth keeping from visual problems that need to be fixed.
Your logo is the first sales pitch your brand makes. I rebuild weak, dated, or hard-to-use marks into credible identity systems that work on a screen, a booth, a shirt, and a business card.
Envisionary Design handles logo redesign in Fort Lauderdale for companies that need cleaner identity systems, practical files, stronger lockups, and a visual foundation that works across web, print, sales, and campaigns.
The visible mark is only one part of the problem. Many companies also need corrected files, cleaner typography, usable lockups, color rules, spacing, and supporting graphics that make the identity feel complete.
A smart logo redesign keeps what has equity, removes what is holding the brand back, and builds the practical pieces needed for real-world use.
The original Envisionary logo page earned its weight through volume: real identity work across industrial, aerospace, hospitality, finance, events, products, and founder-led companies. This 40-logo archive brings the complete portfolio sequence from that page into the current Envisionary site without dragging the old WordPress layout with it.
01Attaway ServicesIndustrial infrastructure identityView case study
02CTS EnginesAerospace anniversary identityView case study
03Fort Lauderdale Woman’s ClubLocal nonprofit identityView case study
04Tiki Tide Kava BarHospitality identityView case study
05The Pen GuyPromotional product identityView case study
06PortalaisTechnology identityView case study
07Masspack USAOriginal manufacturing logoView case study
08Market ChefFood service identityView case study
09Segue CommercialCommercial real estate identityView case study































| Area | What It Covers |
|---|---|
| Logo audit | Review current mark, typography, spacing, usage problems, file quality, and where the identity breaks. |
| Redesign or refinement | Improve the mark while protecting recognition when the existing brand still has value. |
| Lockup system | Horizontal, stacked, icon, reversed, small-use, and social versions where needed. |
| Brand starter kit | Colors, type pairing, file exports, usage notes, and supporting assets for web and collateral. |
Separate recognition worth keeping from visual problems that need to be fixed.
Improve shape, spacing, type, balance, color, and usability.
Create practical versions for real use across digital, print, social, and sales.
Apply the logo into supporting assets so the brand feels finished, not isolated.
| Signal | Read |
|---|---|
| Best fit | Companies with a dated, inconsistent, hard-to-use, or poorly exported identity. |
| Not the fit | A cheap icon contest or a one-file logo with no brand system. |
| Primary action | Book a discovery call and bring the current logo files, website, and examples of where the mark fails. |
Yes. Redesign starts with existing equity and decides what to keep, refine, or replace.
Often, yes. The goal can be refinement instead of a full break from the existing identity.
Usable vector files, web files, transparent PNGs, reversed versions, lockups, and guidance for where each version belongs.
Yes. A logo needs supporting colors and type choices to work as a brand system.
Yes. It may need to be redrawn, cleaned, and rebuilt into proper vector formats.
Yes. Small-use marks and social icons are part of a practical logo system.
Yes. A logo redesign usually needs web, collateral, and template updates to feel complete.
Yes. Logo redesign can be the first step into a broader brand identity cleanup.
Yes, but this page is positioned around redesign and mature brand cleanup because that is usually a better fit for Envisionary.
Book a discovery call and collect the current logo files, website link, brand examples, and pain points.
Share the page, brand, campaign, or workflow that needs to get sharper. The call is built to find the cleanest next move.