wemaxa branding and logo design

Yes, you can absolutely update your logo and fonts later, at any time, and the process is straightforward no matter what platform your site is built on. Whether you’re using WordPress, WooCommerce, or a fully custom website, we make sure your design remains flexible so you can evolve your brand visuals whenever needed.

Logo updates are typically quick to implement. We can replace your existing logo with a new file and ensure it appears correctly across your site including the header, footer, mobile view, and browser tab. If your new logo has different proportions or style, we’ll adjust the layout as needed to keep the design clean and consistent.

Changing fonts is also simple and impactful. Whether you want to refresh your brand’s tone or improve readability, we can update your site’s typography across headings, body text, buttons, and menus. This includes matching the new fonts to your brand colors and adjusting spacing or sizing to maintain balance in your layout.

At Wemaxa, we understand that your brand may grow and change over time. That’s why we build websites with future edits in mind making sure updates like logos and fonts are easy to manage without disrupting your design or functionality. You stay in control of your brand’s visual identity, every step of the way.


Updating Your Logo Later

What You Can ChangeHow It Works
🖼 Logo image (header, footer, favicon)Just upload a new file and replace the old one
🖥 Dark/light logo variantsUse alternate versions for light/dark backgrounds
📱 Mobile versionSwap logo specifically for smaller screen layouts
🧭 Navigation logo positionAdjust placement (left, center, sticky, etc.)

🛠 In WordPress:
Go to Appearance > Customize > Site Identity
Or use the theme settings panel (e.g., Elementor, Block theme editor, etc.)


🔤 Updating Fonts Later

Font TypeHow You Can Update It
✅ Headings + Body TextChange globally via theme settings or CSS
✅ Google FontsEasy switch via Customizer or plugins like Fonts Plugin
✅ Custom FontsUpload your own .woff, .ttf, or use Adobe Fonts
✅ Font Size & StyleAdjust via theme settings, editor, or custom CSS

🛠 In WordPress Block Themes (like Twenty Twenty-Five):
Use Styles > Typography in the Site Editor to swap fonts and weights globally.


💡 When to Update

  • After a brand refresh
  • If the current design feels outdated
  • To align visuals with new messaging or tone