The people who design your brand also build your website.

Giant Entity designs brands and builds websites in London, and the same people do both. Rron Imami, Co-founder and Creative Director, leads the work from the first call to launch day, so the identity you approve is the one your customers meet on the live site. Take one part or all of it: a brand identity, a website, an audit of the site you have now, or the screens of an app.

Led by Rron Imami, Co-founder and Creative Director.

One person from the logo to the live site

Rron has nine years of work across brand identity, product UX, websites and front-end builds. He designs the identity, plans and designs the pages, and writes the code for the site himself. Because the brand and the build are in the same hands, nothing is reinterpreted between them, and a decision made in week one is still visible on launch day.

The work divides into four services. You can start with one and add another when it is needed.

Brand identity

Your logo, typefaces, colours and the rules for using them, designed from scratch or rebuilt from what you already have. You choose between distinct directions, and the chosen one is developed in full: a logo that works at every size, down to the icon in a browser tab, and one short guide for your team and suppliers. When a website or app follows, the brand becomes a design system, one shared kit of type, colour and components, so every page and screen matches.

Good fit if you are starting something new, or your brand looks different everywhere it appears.

Who is on the call
Rron Imami
How it would run
A sprint, or part of a project with the website
What to bring to the call
Your current brand files if you have them, a few brands you like, and any date you are working to.

More on brand identity

Website design and build

We plan, design and build websites, and put them live on your domain. You get a page plan that sets out what goes on each page and in what order, every page designed and built for phone and desktop, copy tightened or written in your own voice, and a switch-over that keeps your email working. Every site is built to be found by search engines and AI assistants as standard.

Good fit if your site no longer does the job, or you have a launch date and nowhere to send people.

Who is on the call
Rron Imami
How it would run
A project, then keep if you want us to look after it
What to bring to the call
Your current site if you have one, a few sites you like, and any date you are working to.

More on website design and build

Site and search audit

For a site you already have, whoever built it. We check what search engines and AI assistants can read, rank the fixes by what matters most, and make them if you want us to. It is a small first step that tells you whether you need a new site at all. We do not promise rankings, in search results or in AI answers, and we say so before we start.

Good fit if people tell you they could not find you, or you suspect the site you have is hard to find.

Who is on the call
Rron Imami
How it would run
A sprint
What to bring to the call
Your site's address, and the searches you would expect a customer to find you with.

More on the site and search audit

Product and UX design

For software products and internal tools. We map the tasks people do most, simplify them, and test clickable prototypes with your users before anything is built. Then we draw the screens your developers need, with the empty, error and loading states included. Rron has designed a software product's UX from the first sketch, from its flows to its campaign dashboard.

Good fit if people struggle with your software and your support inbox shows it.

Who is on the call
Rron Imami
How it would run
A sprint for a review, a project for new screens
What to bring to the call
Access to the product or screenshots of it, and what your support inbox hears most often.

More on product and UX design

Campaign and launch creative

Advertising for social, display, print and outdoor, all from one campaign idea, plus the content that announces what you have made: launch emails ready to load into the email tool you already use, social posts and templates your team can reuse, and sales and pitch decks. Rron has designed packaging, shopfronts, vehicle livery and outdoor advertising, set up for the printer.

We make the creative. Buying the ad space stays with you or your media agency, and so does sending the emails and choosing who receives them.

Motion and CGI film, with Norik

Everything here is animated or made in CGI, so there is no shoot to organise: your logo animated, with simple rules for how the brand moves; a launch film or explainer; cut-downs for social and e-commerce in each platform's sizes; and animated versions of your ads. We make it with Norik Imami, Co-founder and Head of 3D and Games, who has worked in 3D animation and motion graphics for nine years. For models and rigs on their own, see 3D modelling and animation.

When the website is only half of it

Sometimes the site is the visible part of a slower problem: enquiries land in a spreadsheet that someone retypes, or nobody is sure which list of clients is current. Dorotea, who leads our workflow and automation work, can start with process mapping while Rron works on the site, and both run under one written scope. If that sounds like your business, read how we handle brand, website and admin for growing businesses.

How the work runs

A written scope before any work starts, naming what we will make and who will make it. Smaller pieces run as a sprint: a fixed piece of work over a few weeks, with one named outcome. Larger ones run as a project, in milestones. Either way:

  • A weekly look at real progress, in the actual designs and pages.

  • Every file we make is yours, from the logo's source files to the site's code.

  • A monthly arrangement only when there is something to keep, such as a live site that needs looking after.

How we work

Work by Rron, before and beside the studio

Each piece says who it was for and what Rron did. All of it was made before the studio, so none of it is presented as a Giant Entity project, and the clients are not named.

  • A B2B training company

    A brand from scratch and a one-page website, designed and built by Rron as a freelance project in 2026, working directly with the two founders. It went from the first call to a live brand and website in six weeks, and has been live since September 2026.

  • A B2B software start-up

    As founding designer, Rron made the founding brand, the app's UX and UI, and the marketing site's information architecture, SEO and front end. The lead developer owns the back end, and the start-up owns the brand and the product.

  • Free browser tools for designers

    Rron's own tools, starting with a batch image cropper, designed, built and run by him with no account needed. Live since September 2026.

See Rron's work

A section of a B2B training company's website: a heavy white headline about buyers who put off deciding, on a near black page, above a short paragraph and a dark photograph of a stack of folders.
A brand identity and website for a B2B training company.Designed and built by Rron Imami as a freelance project in 2026, working directly with the two founders.For a B2B training company.Live since September 2026. Not a Giant Entity project.
The closing section of the same website: a heavy white question inviting teams to book training, a short paragraph, a blue Book a call button and an old telephone handset lit in blue on a dark ground.
The closing call to book, on the same website.Designed and built by Rron Imami as a freelance project in 2026, working directly with the two founders.For a B2B training company.Live since September 2026. Not a Giant Entity project.
The how it works section of a B2B sales software website: a heading about the four steps its engine runs, above two dark cards on teaching it what you sell and finding the right people, each with a short explanation and a note for the team.
How the product works, set out on its marketing site.Designed by Rron Imami: the founding brand, the app's UX and UI, and the marketing site's information architecture, SEO and front end. The lead developer owns the back end.For a B2B software start-up.Live. The start-up owns the brand and the product. Not a Giant Entity project.

Who you will work with

The call is with Rron Imami, Co-founder and Creative Director, who leads this work. Bring a brief, or just the problem. Booking takes three short steps.

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