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Branding & Design

Last edited 503 days ago by Adrian P Wilkinson [PP]

Overview

Branding Guidelines are a set of rules and standards that outline how a company's brand should be represented visually and verbally. It's a critical tool for establishing and maintaining a consistent brand image and messaging, which is essential for building brand recognition and trust. By following a set of consistent guidelines, the company can ensure that every aspect of its communications and marketing materials conveys the same message, tone, and look and feel.
Having well-defined branding guidelines helps to create a clear and consistent brand image that sets the company apart from its competitors. It ensures that all employees, stakeholders, and partners are aligned in the way they communicate the brand to the outside world. This, in turn, helps to build a strong brand reputation and increase customer loyalty.
Moreover, it’s important to have clear branding guidelines in place to protect the company's intellectual property. A company's brand is one of its most valuable assets, and it’s crucial to protect it by ensuring that it's used correctly and consistently. By following a set of guidelines, the company can ensure that its brand is used correctly and consistently across all materials, whether it's a website, business card, or advertising campaign.
In conclusion, the importance of branding guidelines cannot be overstated. It's a critical tool for establishing and maintaining a consistent brand image and messaging that sets the company apart, builds brand recognition and trust, and protects the company's intellectual property.
Font Table
Component Area
Sample
Font
1
tbc
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Thirsty Script Bold Font
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AvantGarde Bk BT Demi Font
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Colour Table
Section
Sample
CYMK / Hex
1
Background
C: Y: M: K: / #9dcaed
2
Logo Section 1
C:100 Y:100 M:100 K:100
3
Logo Section 2
C:2.75 Y:52.55 M:92.16 K:0.39
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