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Brand Guidelines
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Brand Guidelines

Brand Guidelines serve as the blueprint of your brand's essence. They diligently outline the use of logos, color palettes, typography, imagery and voice, ensuring consistency across all touchpoints. These guidelines are crafted not only to maintain visual harmony, but also to fortify brand’s identity in the minds of customers. Acting as a cornerstone for all branding efforts, Brand Guidelines are essential for achieving a coherent, recognizable presence that strengthens customer connections and elevates the brand towards growth and success.

£1000 | €1150 | $1250

*Starting price

1-4 weeks

Time-frame

Logo Variations

(Clients must provide an existing brand logo in vector format)

  • Main Logo / Combination Mark: The centerpiece of your brand's visual identity, this versatile logo combines both text and iconography to efficiently represent your brand.

  • Secondary Logo(s): Alternative logo versions tailored for different applications or spaces where the main logo may not be suitable, providing brand consistency.

  • Symbol / Monogram: A simplified icon or set of initials that encapsulate your brand’s essence, perfect for social media icons or app logos, or for making a mark.

  • Logotype: A thoughtfully designed text-only version of your brand logo, focusing on unique typography to convey your brand's personality in just a glance.


Logo Usage

  • Logo Clearzone: Guidelines specifying the minimum space around the logo to ensure its visibility and impact, avoiding clutter and enhancing legibility.

  • Logo Don’ts: A set of instructions on what not to do with the logo, preventing misuse or misinterpretations that could dilute or spoil your brand identity.


Colors

  • Primary Palette: The main colors representing your brand, selected to match its essence and used most prominently in all branding materials.

  • Secondary Palette: Additional colors that complement the primary palette, adding depth and flexibility to your brand’s visual language.

  • Color Match: Exact color specifications (Pantone, CMYK, RGB, Hex) for consistent reproduction across digital and print mediums.


Typography

  • Primary Typeface: The leading typeface used in your brand communications, selected for its alignment with your brand's tone and personality.

  • Secondary Typeface: A complementary typeface that works in harmony with the primary typeface, used for conveying certain information.

  • Hierarchy: Directions on how to use the typefaces effectively, establishing a clear scale in brand materials for readability and emphasis.


Stationery

  • Business Card: Design of a professional business card that elegantly carries your brand's identity into desirable networking.

  • Envelope: Custom eye-catching envelopes that make every piece of correspondence feel like an extension of your brand.

  • Letterhead: A branded letterhead design for official documents, enhancing the professionalism of your communications.


Social Media

  • Visual Communication Examples: Templates or examples for posts, stories and profile branding that ensure social media channels effectively convey your brand identity.


Imagery

  • Brand Style Examples: A curated set of imagery, photography or iconography that exemplifies your brand essence, style and mood, guiding the visual content creation.


Webpage Preview

  • Desktop: A preview of your brand's web design optimized for desktop viewing, showcasing how the visual identity translates to a larger screen.

  • Tablet: Adaptations of the web design that ensure seamless and functional viewing on tablet devices, maintaining brand consistency.

  • Mobile: A mobile-optimized design preview, focusing on responsiveness and on-the-go user experience to engage your audience.


Estimated time-frame

  • 1-4 weeks


Delivery form

  • Brand Guidelines book in PDF*: 30+ pages; print-ready format plus preview files.

  • Supporting digital materials; ready-to-print and web preview.

  • Related fonts and presentation mockups.


*Brand Guidelines come by default in A4 landscape format, suitable for print and web, or in 1080p, fit for digital browsing only.


Payment

Payment Breakdown

50% Starting Deposit

  • Required to confirm the project and get us started on it.


50% Final Payment

  • Due after the end of creation phase. Artwork, digital materials and copyright will be transferred to you after payment is cleared.


Sending everything your way could take up to 3 working days after final payment is done.


Alternative manner

100% Upfront

  • An option to pay the full amount as a single fee before project starts. If you choose this approach, there will be a 10% discount off the service value.


You can expect all assets to be transferred as soon as they are ready and approved.

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