Your brand is judged in three seconds by a parent deciding whether you look safe, and in three minutes by a coordinator deciding whether you look professional. We design identities that pass both tests, accessibly. Brand kit $2,400, or included in website projects.
NDIS branding has a constraint generic branding does not: your audience includes people with low vision, cognitive disability and limited English, and a regulator with rules about how the letters N, D, I and S may appear. Good NDIS branding is accessible by design and compliant by default, and still manages to look like nobody else in your suburb.
Most provider logos are a swoosh, two stick figures and a gradient, because most provider logos came from the same $50 marketplace. Coordinators see hundreds of them. Looking indistinguishable from the providers they already ignore is a real cost.
Then there is contrast. A pastel palette that fails WCAG contrast does not just fail an audit, it fails the participant with low vision trying to read your phone number. Accessibility is the most under-used branding advantage in this sector: it photographs as professionalism and it works better for the people you support.
And the rules: the NDIS logo belongs to the NDIA. You cannot use it, restyle it, or design something that implies endorsement. We build identities that signal “registered NDIS provider” through credibility, not borrowed branding.
| You get | Detail |
|---|---|
| Logo suite | Primary, stacked, mark-only; print and digital files |
| Colour palette | WCAG AA contrast-checked pairings, usage rules |
| Typography | Accessible font stack, web-safe fallbacks |
| Voice guide | Plain-English tone rules with rewrite examples |
| Templates | Business card, A4 flyer, social frames, email signature |
One workshop: your services, your participants, your suburb’s competitors. We audit every provider brand in your catchment so yours is designed against the field, not in a vacuum.
Two identity directions, each contrast-checked and tested at small sizes, on signage, and in greyscale. You pick one; we refine.
Full file package, usage guide, templates, and a rollout checklist covering GBP, directories, socials and signage so the new brand actually ships.
We design NDIS branding services within the NDIA’s brand rules every week. The logo and white patch guidance below reflects the current NDIA Brand Guidelines, not guesswork. Book a discovery call.
Our brand kit is $2,400 fixed: logo suite, accessible palette, typography, voice guide and starter templates. Inside a website project it is $1,400 because discovery is shared. Logo-only work starts at $900.
The NDIS logo and wordmark are registered trademarks owned by the NDIA. Registered providers may use the NDIS logo to raise awareness of their services, but only with written permission from the NDIA and only as supplied. You cannot restyle it, change its colours, use it to sell goods, or put it in your business name or domain. We design your identity to signal that you are a registered provider through credibility, not borrowed branding.
The white patch refers to the clear space and the white background panel the NDIA requires around the NDIS logo so it always sits cleanly and is never altered or crowded by other graphics. It is part of the NDIA Brand Guidelines and exists to protect the integrity of the mark. We cover the full rules in our NDIS marketing rules guide.
Unregistered providers cannot use the official NDIS logo, but they can use the NDIA’s “I/we support NDIS” or “I/we heart NDIS” community marks where eligible. We help you stay on the right side of the rules whether or not you are registered.
Usually, yes. Most providers need the system around the logo: accessible colours, typography, templates and voice. We audit what you have and only rebuild what is costing you.
Because your audience includes people with low vision and cognitive disability, and because families notice. A palette that passes WCAG contrast is easier to read for everyone and signals that accessibility is real at your organisation, not a website checkbox.
Send your current logo and suburb, and we will tell you honestly whether you need a rebrand or just a system around what you have.
A specialist reviews your visibility against the providers competing in your catchment, and sends a written growth plan within two business days. You keep it either way.