The visual and sensory elements that represent a brand and distinguish it from others in the market. It encompasses the tangible aspects that customers can see, hear, touch, and feel, creating a consistent and memorable experience.
Key points of brand identity include:
Logo: The primary visual symbol of the brand.
Color Palette: A set of colors that represent the brand and evoke certain emotions.
Typography: The specific fonts and typographic styles used in all brand communications, including headings, body text, and other design elements.
Visual Elements: Beyond the logo, this includes graphics, patterns, and any other visual elements that contribute to the brand's identity.
Photographic style
Brand Guidelines: Detailed documentation that outlines how all these elements should be used across different platforms and materials to maintain consistency.
Voice and Tone: The style and manner of communication used in messaging and content. It defines the brand's personality and how it communicates with its audience. (Optional and to be negotiated)
Brand Story: The narrative or backstory behind the brand, its origins, values, and mission. This helps create an emotional connection with the audience.(Optional and to be negotiated)