Part Two Design
Branding, packaging and web design services for businesses seeking to build or refresh their brands
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Part Two Design
Part Two Design is a Belfast studio providing brand strategy, identity, packaging, web, print and campaign design. Its web design work uses the Squarespace platform.
The studio works with businesses across sectors including food, manufacturing, software, property and hospitality. Its services include brand positioning, creative strategy, copywriting, website design and marketing materials.
PART TWO DESIGN LIMITED is a UK company founded in 2013, with its registered seat in Belfast.
Product: Brand strategy, identity, packaging, website and marketing design services.
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Website technologies
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- SquarespaceHigh confidence
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