What can I use Time Blocks for?

You have a brand. Now you need it to show up; on slides, on your website, in proposals, in campaigns. That work doesn't stop, and neither does the list of things that need designing.

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You buy in blocks of 10, 25, or 50 hours, submit work through a client portal, and get it back done. No retainer contracts. No scoping calls for every small job. Just access to execution when you need it.

Here's what clients use them for.

Sales and commercial assets

Your brand earns its keep in the room where deals close. Time Blocks support:

• Sales decks: full design or a restyled template your team can update themselves
• Investor decks: structured, on-brand, built for the audience that matters most
• Case studies: designed formats that turn client outcomes into pipeline assets
• Proposal templates: professionally designed so every proposal looks like it came from the same company

These assets connect directly to revenue. They're often where clients start.

Website direction and design

If your brand system didn't include a full website build, Time Blocks cover the design side:

• Site structure and page hierarchy
• UX and user flow planning
• Full UI design for key pages
• Handoff to your development team with design files and documentation

This is the most common high-value use of Time Blocks for companies who completed a Brand System and are ready to build.

Marketing and campaign visuals

Consistency at scale requires more than a brand guide. Time Blocks support:

• Social media templates and post design
• Campaign visual frameworks your team can execute
• Ad creative direction and design
• Email headers and content templates

Product and technical visualisation

For technical B2B companies, this is often the most underused category; and one of the most valuable:

• Product architecture diagrams
• System flow and process visuals
• Explainer graphics for complex technology
• Infographics for sales and marketing use

If your product is difficult to explain visually, this is where branded design starts to do real commercial work.

Extended brand infrastructure

As your business grows, your brand needs to grow with it:

• Extended guidelines covering edge cases your original document didn't address
• Product or service naming
• Messaging adapted for specific audiences, markets, or industries
• Sub-brand development

How the hours work

You submit tasks through a dedicated client portal. Hours are tracked transparently.

There's no minimum commitment beyond the first block. Buy what you need, when you need it. Larger blocks suit companies with a clear run of work ahead.

If you've completed a Brand System with Impart Studio, Time Blocks are the natural next step. If you haven't, they're available regardless; though the work will go further when there's a solid brand foundation underneath it.

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