GRAPHIC_DESIGN_INDIA / MASTER
GIT Infosys has been designing for Indian businesses since 2010, from our own office in Jaipur. Logos, full brand identities, packaging, catalogues, social creatives and artwork your printer can actually use.
Design work goes wrong in two familiar ways. Either you get a nice-looking logo and three files, none of which work on a signboard, or you get a hundred cheap concepts from a contest site and no rights to any of them. We do the thinking first and hand over the complete file set at the end.
A mark that still reads at the size of a phone icon and still works when it is printed in one colour on a delivery box. We start from what your business does and who it sells to, not from a moodboard of logos we liked.
Includes: concept development, three directions, two revision rounds, full file set in vector and raster, black, white and colour versions.
The whole system around the logo. Colour palette with print and screen values, type choices, spacing rules, photography direction, stationery and a written guide so the next designer you hire does not quietly reinvent your brand.
Boxes, labels, pouches, bottles and cartons, with dielines built to your printer's specification. Legal requirements for Indian packaging are part of the job: net quantity, manufacturer details, FSSAI marks where they apply, barcode placement and a batch and expiry area that survives the printing process.
Product catalogues, company profiles, price lists and leaflets, laid out for print and supplied as a separate screen version. Export catalogues get particular attention because they are often the only thing a buyer overseas sees before placing an order.
Post and story templates, festival creatives, offer graphics and ad visuals. We would rather build you a set of templates your own team can reuse than sell you thirty one-off posts every month.
Static and animated creatives for Meta, Google Display and YouTube, sized correctly for every placement. Made in sets so campaigns have something to test against rather than one design running until it burns out.
Business cards, letterheads, signage, banners, hoardings, standees, invitations and stationery. Supplied print-ready with bleed, crop marks, correct colour profile and outlined fonts, so the press does not ring you with questions.
Investor decks, sales presentations and company profiles. Clear structure, readable slides and charts that make the point instead of decorating it. Editable files, so your team can update numbers without coming back to us.
Process diagrams, comparison charts and explainer graphics for reports, websites and social. Useful content that earns links, which is why our SEO team asks for these more than anyone else does.
Small formats where every millimetre counts and the printing tolerance is unforgiving. Common work for food, cosmetics, supplements and handicraft brands.
Updating an identity without losing the recognition you have already built. Sometimes the right answer is a careful refresh rather than starting again, and we will tell you which one your brand needs.
Icons, illustrations, banners and image sets for a site or an app, made to match the brand and sized so they do not slow the page down.
Vector source files, print-ready artwork, colour codes and font licences. Everything handed over at the end of the project. Designers who keep the source files keep you as a customer by force, and that is not a relationship we want.
Contest sites and template packs produce work that already exists somewhere else, sometimes on a competitor's shopfront. Yours is drawn for your business and you own it outright.
Bleed, crop marks, CMYK conversion, spot colours, dielines and outlined fonts. Most design files that come back rejected by a press are rejected for one of those. Send us the printer's specification and the file will match it.
Net quantity, manufacturer and importer details, batch and expiry space, FSSAI logo placement where required and room for a barcode that actually scans. Getting this wrong means reprinting the whole run.
If the same brand has to appear on packaging, a website, an app and an ad campaign, having one team make all of it saves you the version drift that happens when four suppliers each interpret the brand slightly differently.
GIT Infosys Pvt. Ltd. has been a registered private limited company since 2010, based at Govindam Tower, Kardhani, Kalwar Road in Jaipur, with offices in Wembley, London and West Chester, Pennsylvania. When you need the source file again in year four, someone is still there to send it.
A template is fine for something disposable, like a one-off event poster. A good freelancer is genuinely fine for a small brand. The reason to use a studio is the file set and the fact that somebody still has your artwork when you need to reprint in three years.
| Comparison | Contest or template site | Freelancer | GIT Infosys |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | ₹500 to ₹5,000 | ₹3,000 to ₹15,000 | ₹12,000 upwards |
| Original to your business | Rarely | Usually | Always |
| Source files included | Sometimes | Sometimes | Always |
| Print-ready artwork | No | Depends | Yes |
| Rights and ownership | Unclear | Usually yours | Yours in writing |
| Available in year three | No | Depends | Yes |
| Brand guidelines | No | Rarely | Yes |
Design is one of the easiest things to run remotely, as long as the review process is organised.
You see the work in a shared board, comment directly on the artwork and see revisions appear. No email threads full of screenshots called final version 4.
We ask for consolidated feedback rather than notes trickling in from five people over a week. Twenty minutes on a call usually settles more than a page of written comments.
Send us your printer's specification and we supply files to match it. If you do not have a printer yet we can suggest one, and we are happy to speak to yours directly about paper, finish and tolerances.
Fixed price, GST invoice, half upfront and half on delivery of the final files. Ownership transfers to you in writing when the project is paid.
Brand Identity · Product & Lifestyle Creative
Logo Design · Jewellery Brand Identity
Logo Design · Fashion & Lifestyle Branding
Brand Identity · Product Branding
Logo Design · Luxury Fashion Branding
Packaging Design · Food Brand Identity
Not on this list? Ring us. We have almost certainly designed something close.
Packaging that survives a shelf, legal marks in the right places, and label sizes checked against the actual container rather than a flat drawing.
Small labels, premium finishes and a shelf presence that has to work in a photograph as well as in a shop. Most of these products are now sold as a thumbnail, which changes the design brief entirely.
Certificates, catalogues, boxes and tags. Restrained design usually beats decorative design here, because the product is already the decoration.
Catalogues, trade fair material and buyer-facing brochures in English, often needed to a fixed date because the fair does not move.
Product catalogues, spec sheets, safety labels and exhibition graphics. Clarity matters far more than style, and a legible table beats a clever layout.
Packaging, patient material and clinic branding, with claims and warnings placed exactly where the rules require them.
Prospectuses, admission campaigns, hoardings and result creatives, usually all needed inside the same three-week window every year.
Menus, signage, packaging for delivery and social creatives. Delivery packaging is doing brand work now, so it deserves more thought than it usually gets.
Project brochures, site hoardings, floor plan layouts and launch campaigns. Big formats where a small alignment mistake becomes very visible.
A full identity from nothing, then the ad creatives to launch it. Usually on a tight budget, so we prioritise the pieces that earn money first and leave the rest for later.
Five stages. Structured feedback is what keeps design projects from wandering for months.
What the business does, who buys, who you compete with, what you like and what you cannot stand. We also ask where the design will appear, because a logo for a signboard and a logo for an app icon are different problems.
You get: a written brief, a fixed quote and a delivery date.Three directions, genuinely different from each other rather than three shades of the same idea. Presented in context, on a card, a package or a screen, so you are judging how it will actually be seen.
We need from you: one consolidated response, not five separate opinions.You pick a direction and we develop it. Two revision rounds are included. Most projects use one and a half, and the ones that use both usually had two decision makers who had not spoken to each other.
The full file set: vector source, print-ready artwork, screen versions, single-colour and reversed variants, colour codes and font licences. Plus the applications you need, whether that is stationery, packaging or social templates.
A short brand guide covering logo use, spacing, colours, type and what not to do. Then the files, in a structured folder, with the rights transferred to you in writing.
A basic logo.
Two revision rounds, after you have chosen a direction.
Proper concept development and the full file set.
Vector source files in AI or EPS, PDF for print, PNG and JPG for screen, an SVG for the web, plus single-colour, reversed and horizontal versions.
Complete brand identity with guidelines, stationery and usage rules.
The difference is the thinking and the files, not the drawing.
Concept / Identity / Guidelines
Dielines / Artwork / Production
Social / Ads / Launch Sets
Web / App / Presentation