What's included

• Brand Strategy

  A brand strategy is a comprehensive plan that outlines how a company positions and presents itself to its target audience. It involves defining the brand's unique value proposition, target market, and key messaging. A successful brand strategy encompasses the brand's purpose, values, personality, and visual identity, ensuring consistency across all touchpoints. It aims to differentiate the brand from competitors, build customer loyalty, and drive business growth.

• Moodboard

  A moodboard is a visual representation or collage that captures the essence, mood, and desired aesthetic of a brand identity design. It serves as a creative tool used by designers to convey and explore the overall look and feel of a brand. A moodboard typically includes a combination of images, colors, typography samples, textures, patterns, and other visual elements that evoke the desired emotions and associations related to the brand.

• Primary, Secondary, Brandmark Logos

  The client will be receiving a primary logo design, as well as other variations that can be used across different platforms and collaterals.

• Custom Patterns

  Custom patterns in brand identity design refer to unique and distinctive visual patterns that are specifically created for a particular brand. These patterns are often used as a design element across various brand touchpoints, such as logos, packaging, website backgrounds, stationery, and marketing materials. Custom patterns help to reinforce brand recognition, add visual interest, and create a consistent and cohesive brand experience.

• Color Palette

  Color palettes in brand identity design refer to a carefully selected set of colors that are used consistently across various brand elements. A color palette helps establish a brand's visual identity and creates a sense of cohesion and recognition.

• Typography

  Typography in brand identity design refers to the selection, arrangement, and application of fonts or typefaces to represent a brand visually. It involves choosing appropriate fonts that reflect the brand's personality, values, and positioning.

• Collateral Design

  Collateral design refers to the different forms of applications for the clients' branding. This could include business cards, stationery, flyers, ads, banners, etc.

• Social Media Templates

  Social media templates are custom-designed collateral for the clients' social media. These templates can be used for Instagram stories and posts, Facebook stories and posts, and so on.

• Final Native Files

  The final native files in brand identity design refer to the original design files that are created using specialized design software, such as Adobe Illustrator or Adobe Photoshop. These files are typically saved in their respective native file formats, such as .ai (Illustrator) or .psd (Photoshop). Having these files will allow the client to make any necessary changes to their designs. The packaged folder will also include all of the logo designs, collateral designs, jpgs, pngs, and etc.

• Brand Style Guide Presentation

  Brand style guide presentations in brand identity design are visual documents or presentations that outline and communicate the guidelines and standards for the consistent application of a brand's visual identity elements. These presentations serve as a comprehensive reference tool for designers, marketers, and other stakeholders involved in using and representing the brand.