A logo designed for a disability provider, not a template with a heart on it. Built to sit correctly beside the Registered Provider logo, to pass accessibility contrast on your website, and to carry across business cards, letterhead, brochures and social templates. Included with every Professional website.
Brief a Designer What's Included
Rules before design
Search for NDIS logos and you will find hundreds of hands, hearts, circles of people and the same three shades of purple. They look like each other because they were made from the same templates, and a support coordinator who sees twenty of them a week cannot tell you apart.
There are also rules. The NDIS logo and the letters NDIS are registered trade marks of the NDIA, and the NDIS logo guidelines only allow providers to use the “I heart NDIS” mark with the Registered Provider tagline, unaltered, and only if they are registered. Your own logo has to sit beside it without looking like part of it, and it must not borrow the NDIS mark, its colours or its typeface in a way that implies you are the agency.
Then there is accessibility. A logo in pale blue on white looks fine on a business card and fails the contrast test on your website, where the WCAG 2.1 minimum is 4.5 to 1 for text. We check every colour in your brand against that before you approve it.
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Every logo project delivers the files below. Stationery is added on top.
Full colour, single colour and reversed white versions, in horizontal and stacked layouts, so the logo works on a letterhead, a car door and a phone screen.
Three to five brand colours, each tested against WCAG 2.1 contrast for text on your website. You get the values in hex, RGB and CMYK so print and web match.
The small square version for browser tabs, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn profiles, which is where most people first see your brand.
One page covering colours, fonts, spacing around the logo, and how to place it beside the Registered Provider logo. Whoever makes your next flyer follows it.
Business cards, letterhead, email signature, A4 service brochure or DL flyer, and a set of social media post templates, all matched to the logo and ready to print or post.
SVG, PNG with transparency, PDF and the editable source. They are yours. If you leave us, the brand comes with you.
Registered providers may use the “I heart NDIS” and “We heart NDIS” logos with the Registered Provider tagline on websites, stationery and vehicles, as supplied, without changing colours, proportions or wording. Unregistered providers may not use them, and may not describe themselves as registered or official. We design your logo so it reads clearly beside the mark, with the clear space the guidelines require.
Use the NDIS logo itself, which needs written consent from the NDIA. Borrow its colour or typeface so that a participant might think you are the agency. Set the letters NDIS as if they were part of your name in a way that suggests endorsement. Each is the kind of thing a competitor reports.
Most of your participants will meet your brand on a phone screen before they meet it anywhere else. The logo is designed at favicon size and at full size, and every colour is tested for contrast on the site, before it is put on a business card.
Thirty minutes on who you support, who refers to you, what you want the brand to say, and what you have seen and disliked. We also confirm your registration status, because it changes what can appear on the material.
Three genuinely different directions, shown on a website mock-up, a business card and beside the Registered Provider logo, so you judge them where they will live.
On the direction you choose. Colours checked for contrast, the mark tested at favicon size, and the brand sheet drafted.
Every format delivered, stationery laid out on the approved brand, print-ready PDFs supplied. Most projects take two to three weeks from brief to files.
Tell us who you support and whether you are registered. We come back with a fixed price and a start date, usually within one business day.
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It is included in the $1,650 Professional website package and the $2,750 Complete package. On its own, we quote a fixed price after a short brief, and it depends on whether you need the logo alone or the full stationery set. Printing is quoted separately or you take the files to your own printer.
The NDIS logo itself, no, not without written consent from the NDIA. If you are a registered provider you can use the “I heart NDIS” Registered Provider logo pack from the NDIA, as supplied and without alteration. If you are unregistered you cannot use it or call yourself registered. We place the correct version for you on the stationery.
It can mention NDIS in a descriptor, for example “NDIS registered provider” under the name, but the logo should not be built so that NDIS looks like part of your organisation’s name or borrows the NDIS visual identity. The NDIA treats implied endorsement as a trade mark issue and the Commission treats it as a Code of Conduct issue.
Three concepts, then two rounds of revisions on the one you choose. Most providers sign off within the two rounds.
Two to three weeks from the brief to final files for a logo. Add a week for the full stationery set. If it is part of a website build, the logo is designed first so the site is built on it.
Yes. SVG, PNG, PDF and the editable source file are all delivered and are yours to keep. You are not tied to us to use your own brand.
Every NDIS service we offer is delivered in-house by the same Sydney team, so nothing points fingers at anything else. Every page below is one click away.
Further reading: Brand value and user satisfaction in NDIS website design · Make your website more accessible and disability friendly
Tell us who you support and whether you are registered. We come back with a fixed price and a start date, usually within one business day.
