What's included

• brand kit design

  Logo Usage: Specify proper usage of the logo in terms of size, placement, and clear space. Provide variations of the logo for different backgrounds and use cases. Color Palette: Showcase the primary and secondary colors of the brand with color codes (RGB, CMYK, HEX). Include guidelines on color combinations and restrictions. Typography: Present the chosen fonts for headlines, subheadlines, and body text. Specify font sizes, line spacing, and any variations for different media. Imagery and Photography: Define the style and tone of imagery associated with the brand. Specify guidelines for photo treatments, filters, and composition. Iconography: Provide guidelines for the use of icons and symbols associated with the brand. Specify size, color, and placement considerations. Graphic Elements: Include any unique graphic elements or patterns that contribute to the brand's visual identity. Provide instructions on how to use these elements in different contexts. Voice and Tone: Define the brand's personality through guidelines on voice and tone in written communication. Specify the preferred language style and key messaging. Layout and Design: Establish layout principles for various materials, such as brochures, websites, and social media. Include grid systems, margin guidelines, and design principles. Stationery: Present designs for business cards, letterheads, envelopes, and other branded stationery. Specify printing guidelines and paper options. Digital Assets: Include specifications for digital media, such as social media graphics and email signatures. Provide templates for consistent presentation across various platforms. Brand Applications: Showcase how the brand is applied across different touchpoints, such as packaging, merchandise, and advertising. Brand Story and Values: Briefly articulate the brand's story, mission, and values to provide context for visual elements. Updates and Revisions: Outline a process for updating the brand kit and communicating changes to relevant stakeholders. Legal Considerations: Include any legal guidelines related to the use of brand assets and intellectual property. Accessibility Guidelines: Consider and include guidelines for ensuring accessibility in design elements. A well-designed brand kit serves as a comprehensive reference for anyone involved in creating materials for the brand, helping to maintain a consistent and cohesive visual identity across all brand touchpoints.