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all of us are hearing about Visual Identity documentation, but actually elements of standards are flexible, so do you have the core elements?
Roughly, the elements which can create a brand identity standard are Logos, Templates, Web standards, Guidelines, Brand voice and Imagery, etc.
What i am looking for in a brand personalli is the logo for one must have an attractive feature capable of catching my attention because it tells me what i am getting. Equally imortant is the motto under the logo. Take for instance a Tofu company has a beautiful logo of a smiling African Child eating Tofu then the motto could be " We set out to make Tofu and ended up making History".
The core elements for Brand/Corporate identity standards typically include:
Logo Design: This encompasses the specific colors, sizes, and placements of a logo, ensuring consistency across all mediums.
Color Palette: A set of primary and secondary colors that represents the brand consistently across all visual elements.
Typography: Specific typefaces and guidelines on how they are to be used for both digital and print media to ensure uniformity in brand communications.
Imagery and Photography Style: Guidelines on the style, tone, and types of images or photography that are aligned with the brand's identity and messaging.
Brand Voice and Tone: How the brand communicates with its audience, including the language and emotional tone used in written and spoken content.
Business Card and Stationery Design: Templates for business cards, letterheads, envelopes, and other stationery items that incorporate the brand’s visual elements.
Marketing and Promotional Materials: Design templates and guidelines for brochures, advertisements, posters, and online content to maintain brand consistency.
Packaging Design: Guidelines for the design and layout of product packaging, ensuring it aligns with the brand’s identity.
Digital Presence: Guidelines for the brand’s website, social media profiles, and other digital platforms, including layout, content style, and user interface design.
Signage and Environmental Graphics: Standards for physical signs, interior and exterior graphics, and other environmental branding to ensure consistency in physical spaces.
These elements work together to create a cohesive and recognizable brand identity that communicates the brand’s values and personality to its audience.
Logo usage, Color Palette, Typography, Imagery and Photography, Graphic Elements, Voice and Tone, Stationery and Collateral, Digital and Web Standards, Advertising and Marketing Guidelines, Brand Applications, Legal and Ethical Considerations
Logo, Color Palette, Taglines and Messaging
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Quality and consistency in achieving goals
To maintain the quality/standards for a long time.
Logo or wordmark . Key colors .Additional color palette options . Standard typographic treatments .......................
