What's included

• Brand & Audience Overview

  The brand overview encompasses an exploration of the brand's core values, which serve as the foundational principles guiding its identity and operations. On the other hand, an audience overview involves conducting a thorough study of the target audience, including their demographics, psychographics, behaviors, and most importantly, their core values. Understanding both the brand's core values and those of its audience is crucial for effective communication, brand positioning, and building lasting connections with customers.

• Primary, Secondary and Sub mark logo

  The primary logo is crucial as it establishes immediate brand recognition and professionalism. It represents the core identity and values of the brand while ensuring consistency across all brand communications. A secondary logo provides versatility by being suitable for limited space or specific contexts. It maintains key brand elements in a simplified design, ensuring consistent branding across various platforms and materials. A submark logo offers a compact and simplified version of the brand identity. It is ideal for digital applications and small spaces like social media icons, reinforcing brand association without relying on text. Together, these logos contribute to a strong and cohesive brand identity across different mediums and situations.

• Pattern & assets

  Integrating patterns into your brand identity enhances visual appeal and strengthens recognition across assets. Consistent use of patterns on packaging, marketing materials, and digital platforms creates a cohesive and memorable brand experience. Patterns also offer versatility, allowing for application across various touchpoints while evoking specific emotions and contributing to your brand's storytelling. Overall, patterns play a crucial role in adding depth and uniqueness to your brand assets, contributing to a strong and compelling visual identity.

• Brand Guidelines

  Brand guidelines encompass a range of elements crucial for maintaining a consistent brand image. These typically include a color palette, mood boards, typography guidelines, best practices for brand usage, instructions for file usage, and guidelines on how to use colors effectively across different mediums and applications. These guidelines ensure that all brand-related materials, from marketing collateral to digital assets, adhere to a unified visual identity, reinforcing brand recognition and coherence across various touchpoints.