Brand integrity is a fragile thing, so it needs to be treated as such. Brand guideline is, in essence, our owner’s manual on how to “use” Grinn brand. A brand book lies at the heart of the company, and reveals insider details, goals and marketing techniques.
Newark Office of Film + Television Brand Manual & GuideIgor Alves
This document is a 27-page brand identity manual for the Newark Office of Film + Television (NOFT) that provides guidelines for applying the organization's visual identity consistently. It covers the logo, color palette, typography, stationery system, applications for print, web and merchandise, and provides unacceptable uses and a glossary. The manual aims to communicate NOFT's vision and values through proper use of its branding elements.
This document provides branding guidelines for the Beyondsoft brand. It outlines the logo, colors, typography, icons and other visual elements that make up the brand identity. The logo signature includes the wordmark and tagline together, and guidelines specify minimum sizes for print and screen use. Corporate colors are defined, along with secondary and accent colors. Typography styles are designated for headers, subheaders and body text. Icon design specifications cover sizing, spacing and color usage. The guidelines aim to maintain a consistent brand message across all channels.
This document provides branding guidelines for SFC Plus. It outlines the proper use of the brandmark, colors, typography and other branding elements. The guidelines are intended to ensure consistency across all communication and touchpoints representing the SFC Plus brand. The document includes sections on the brand platform, brandmark, typography, colors, applications and backgrounds. Specific rules are provided for using the logo, fonts, and colors to maintain clear and accurate representation of the brand.
This document provides visual identity guidelines for Feilden+Mawson, including guidelines for using their new logo, colors, typefaces, photography, and design layouts. It establishes their brand coordinates of Rigour, Light, and Substance and explains how these influenced the new visual identity. It provides examples of applying their logo, selecting colors, using approved typefaces, recommended photography styles, and applying their cross hair graphic and layout grid. The document aims to promote a consistent visual presentation of Feilden+Mawson's brand across all communications.
The document provides brand guidelines for The Snapys, including their logo, colors, fonts and tone of voice. The Snapys is an engagement platform launched in 2015 to make the world more beautiful through photos. The guidelines explain the logo elements and proper uses, approved colors, primary and secondary fonts, applications of the logo for partnerships and social media, naming conventions and an informal tone of voice for communicating with the Instagram community.
This document provides brand guidelines for the Varsity brand. It includes sections on the Varsity brandmark and logos, color palette, typography, and photography style. The brandmark consists of the Varsity logotype and V-braid logo. Nine approved color pairs are provided to be used with the brandmark. Typography guidelines specify using the Corporate font family as the primary typeface. Photography should aim to capture motion or emotion in a bold, clean, and vibrant style.
This document outlines Symantec's brand identity standards, including their values, design philosophy, voice, signature, symbol, logotype, color palette, typography and image style. The key points are:
- Symantec's core values that guide their brand are being customer-driven, trust, innovation and action.
- Their design philosophy aims for simplicity, sophistication and harmony across all communications.
- Their signature combines their logotype and symbol to represent the company and must never be separated or altered.
- Their colors of yellow, white and black serve as the primary corporate colors to ensure brand consistency.
The document provides branding guidelines for Curious Confections including logo usage, sizing, color palette, typography, icons, photography, and application examples. The brand guide outlines how to properly implement the brand elements to ensure consistent representation of the Curious Confections brand across different media and marketing materials.
Newark Office of Film + Television Brand Manual & GuideIgor Alves
This document is a 27-page brand identity manual for the Newark Office of Film + Television (NOFT) that provides guidelines for applying the organization's visual identity consistently. It covers the logo, color palette, typography, stationery system, applications for print, web and merchandise, and provides unacceptable uses and a glossary. The manual aims to communicate NOFT's vision and values through proper use of its branding elements.
This document provides branding guidelines for the Beyondsoft brand. It outlines the logo, colors, typography, icons and other visual elements that make up the brand identity. The logo signature includes the wordmark and tagline together, and guidelines specify minimum sizes for print and screen use. Corporate colors are defined, along with secondary and accent colors. Typography styles are designated for headers, subheaders and body text. Icon design specifications cover sizing, spacing and color usage. The guidelines aim to maintain a consistent brand message across all channels.
This document provides branding guidelines for SFC Plus. It outlines the proper use of the brandmark, colors, typography and other branding elements. The guidelines are intended to ensure consistency across all communication and touchpoints representing the SFC Plus brand. The document includes sections on the brand platform, brandmark, typography, colors, applications and backgrounds. Specific rules are provided for using the logo, fonts, and colors to maintain clear and accurate representation of the brand.
This document provides visual identity guidelines for Feilden+Mawson, including guidelines for using their new logo, colors, typefaces, photography, and design layouts. It establishes their brand coordinates of Rigour, Light, and Substance and explains how these influenced the new visual identity. It provides examples of applying their logo, selecting colors, using approved typefaces, recommended photography styles, and applying their cross hair graphic and layout grid. The document aims to promote a consistent visual presentation of Feilden+Mawson's brand across all communications.
The document provides brand guidelines for The Snapys, including their logo, colors, fonts and tone of voice. The Snapys is an engagement platform launched in 2015 to make the world more beautiful through photos. The guidelines explain the logo elements and proper uses, approved colors, primary and secondary fonts, applications of the logo for partnerships and social media, naming conventions and an informal tone of voice for communicating with the Instagram community.
This document provides brand guidelines for the Varsity brand. It includes sections on the Varsity brandmark and logos, color palette, typography, and photography style. The brandmark consists of the Varsity logotype and V-braid logo. Nine approved color pairs are provided to be used with the brandmark. Typography guidelines specify using the Corporate font family as the primary typeface. Photography should aim to capture motion or emotion in a bold, clean, and vibrant style.
This document outlines Symantec's brand identity standards, including their values, design philosophy, voice, signature, symbol, logotype, color palette, typography and image style. The key points are:
- Symantec's core values that guide their brand are being customer-driven, trust, innovation and action.
- Their design philosophy aims for simplicity, sophistication and harmony across all communications.
- Their signature combines their logotype and symbol to represent the company and must never be separated or altered.
- Their colors of yellow, white and black serve as the primary corporate colors to ensure brand consistency.
The document provides branding guidelines for Curious Confections including logo usage, sizing, color palette, typography, icons, photography, and application examples. The brand guide outlines how to properly implement the brand elements to ensure consistent representation of the Curious Confections brand across different media and marketing materials.
The Design Squid brandbook is not only an in depth look at our services and projects that define us, it's also an example for other design companies to use to create their own.
The document provides graphic standards for Eyemaginations' visual identity and branding. It includes specifications for the corporate logo, product logos, colors, typefaces, and templates for various marketing collateral like business cards, letterhead, envelopes, and labels. The goal is to present a cohesive look for all of Eyemaginations' visual communications and strengthen brand recognition.
The document provides guidelines for using the Cambridge Arts & Cultural Leaders (CA,CL) brand identity. It outlines the core branding elements including the primary and secondary logos, approved color palette, minimum and maximum logo sizes, clear space requirements, co-sponsorship logo usage, and template examples. Typography guidelines specify using Adobe Caslon Pro for body text, subtitles, and titles. The document concludes with examples of incorrect logo usage that should be avoided to maintain branding consistency.
These guidelines provide information on Salford City's new "IN Salford" branding logo, including its design, colors, placement and proper usage. The magenta logo features white keylining and must be used as-is without alteration. It can be placed in the corners of pages while maintaining clear space around it. The document outlines logo rules and provides contact information for any other branding questions.
The document provides visual identity guidelines for Lightstone's brand. It describes the proper uses of Lightstone's logo, colors, typefaces, and other branding elements. The guidelines are intended to promote consistent branding that reinforces the Lightstone identity. Specific instructions are given for applying the logo, selecting colors, setting typography, writing copy, and using branding on materials like stationery, email signatures, client products, and promotional items. Consistency in following these guidelines is emphasized as being important to maintaining the impact of the Lightstone brand.
The document provides graphical guidelines for Quotiply's brand identity. It outlines the proper uses of the logo, which consists of an inverted Q emblem and logotype. The logo must always maintain strict proportions and colors, and cannot be modified. Two shades of blue are used as the primary and secondary colors. Univers is used for headlines and Lucida Sans for body copy, to provide a clean, readable style. No other typefaces can substitute these without permission.
The document provides brand guidelines for Coinsecure, an Indian company connecting India to Bitcoin. It outlines the brand identity including the logo, typefaces, colors, and graphic elements. The logo consists of a symbol and typeface in Junction Regular font. Open Sans Regular is used as the secondary typeface. The primary colors are royal blue and bright yellow. Guidelines are provided for proper usage of the logo, typefaces, and colors in business collaterals like letterheads and stationery. The brand aims to educate, simplify and enable Bitcoin usage in India.
The document provides guidelines for using the Emailbidding brand identity. It establishes rules for proper usage of the logo, colors, typography, exclusion zones, and minimum sizes. The identity was carefully designed so that all elements like color, typography and composition contribute to graphical coherence. The guidelines are meant to ensure consistency in applying the brand to help develop consistency in words and imagery.
This document provides guidelines for using CMP Media's corporate identity and branding. It includes sections on the CMP identity logo and how it should be positioned, guidelines for using the corporate colors and fonts, examples of correct and incorrect uses of the logo, and templates for letterhead, business cards, and presentations. The goal is to project a consistent brand image across all of CMP Media's communications.
The document analyzes and summarizes the key elements of three fashion brand logos:
1) The BooHoo logo uses black as the predominant color with pink accents. It includes the brand name, ".com" designation, and slogan. Fonts and sizing are used to draw attention.
2) The Missguided logo solely uses black and includes the brand name in the largest font above the slogan. Capitalization and bolding make it stand out.
3) The OMG Fashion logo predominantly uses pink and includes the capitalized brand name with no slogan. Font and spacing unify the name as one word. All logos use sans serif, bold modern fonts.
The document provides brand guidelines for "The Magic Wand" digital education series. It outlines rules for proper usage of the logo, including only using the primary vertical logo on stationery and web graphics. Color and typography guidelines specify using "The Magic Wand Blue" and Proxima Nova or Helvetica Neue fonts. The newsletter anatomy section demonstrates how to structure newsletters with ample spacing, large call-to-action buttons and a masthead with contact details.
Varsity | The Official Mark of CheerleadingGirlapproved
This document provides brand guidelines for the Varsity identity system. It includes sections on the Varsity brandmark and logos, color palette, typography, advertising applications, sub-brand applications, and photographic style. The guidelines establish rules for proper usage of the brand elements to create a consistent brand expression.
When you’re in a battle against an almighty enemy (the seemingly endless supply of dull online learning that gets cranked out throughout our industry), it pays to know yourself and to know where your strengths lie. That's why we've created a set of Brand Guidelines (what we call our 'Brand Battlepack'). It's our true North. It's what keeps us consistent. If you'd like to find out more about the Growth Engineering brand, this is a good place to start!
To find out more, please visit: www.growthengineering.co.uk
This document provides branding guidelines for ACID Marketing, including their logo, brand elements, color palette, typography, and graphic elements. It outlines specifications for proper usage of their logo, such as acceptable color variations, minimum sizes, and clear space around the logo. The document also identifies their primary, secondary, and tertiary typefaces and specifies when each should be used. Color specifications are given for their primary and secondary brand palettes, including PANTONE colors, CMYK, RGB, and hex values. Lastly, the document shows different graphic elements like patterns that can be incorporated into marketing materials.
This document provides branding guidelines for Nabo, including:
- Allowable uses of the Nabo logo in different contexts and with/without the tagline
- Approved typefaces, colors, and graphic elements
- Examples of how to layout the logo on various collateral like letterhead, business cards, presentations, etc.
- Instructions for designers and developers to ensure branding consistency across all communication materials
This document provides branding guidelines for Citigold and Citigold Select products and services. It outlines the visual identity elements including logos, wordmarks, colors, typography and imagery. The guidelines cover proper usage of these elements on materials like stationery, presentations, print communications, signage and online. Citigold targets individuals with a minimum $100,000 portfolio while Citigold Select serves even more affluent customers with $500,000 minimum. The document aims to help implement the Citigold and Citigold Select brand expression consistently across applications.
The document provides brand standards and guidelines for Our House Inc.'s visual identity. It details the approved primary and secondary colors, how to apply them correctly for print and digital use. It also explains the approved logo formats and how to ensure proper spacing around the logo. Typography standards are also covered, with Century Gothic as the primary font and alternatives if needed. Examples are given of how to apply the brand identity to various marketing materials like letterhead, business cards, and envelopes to maintain a consistent visual style.
Bos Klein is a collaborative agency that brings together experts in the fields of media, design, communications and technology. We are committed to the integrity of our creative process, which provides clients with the tools to effectively establish cultural codes—disseminating brands, stories and strategies; arming our collaborators with a powerful and precise voice within the market and culture.
The document provides guidelines for Blink's visual identity and brand elements. It describes the company's logo including its different units and color versions. It also outlines typography guidelines specifying the house and supporting fonts. Finally, it provides specifications for business stationery items like visiting cards, letterheads, and envelopes that should adhere to the brand identity.
This document provides branding guidelines for a company. It summarizes the purpose and importance of branding guidelines in establishing a consistent visual identity. It then outlines sections on the logo, fonts, colors, proper logo usage, logo formats, resizing guidelines, accessing brand assets, and includes a mockup logo example. The overall purpose is to ensure visual consistency of the brand across all communication materials and platforms.
A Brand Style guide for Debbie Goulding Makeup Artist. This style guide provides a platform which ensures that every visual representation of Debbie Goulding’s logo is consistent and adheres to the Debbie Goulding image and brand.
This document provides brand standards and guidelines for KaiOS. It begins with an introduction to the KaiOS brand including its manifesto, platform, values, and tagline. It then covers the brand logo, approved colors, typography, and rules for using imagery and marketing materials. The document provides specifics on using the logo, approved color variations, minimum size and spacing requirements, and examples of incorrect logo usage. It also outlines the primary, secondary, neutral and additional colors in the brand palette and how they can be applied to various design elements.
The Design Squid brandbook is not only an in depth look at our services and projects that define us, it's also an example for other design companies to use to create their own.
The document provides graphic standards for Eyemaginations' visual identity and branding. It includes specifications for the corporate logo, product logos, colors, typefaces, and templates for various marketing collateral like business cards, letterhead, envelopes, and labels. The goal is to present a cohesive look for all of Eyemaginations' visual communications and strengthen brand recognition.
The document provides guidelines for using the Cambridge Arts & Cultural Leaders (CA,CL) brand identity. It outlines the core branding elements including the primary and secondary logos, approved color palette, minimum and maximum logo sizes, clear space requirements, co-sponsorship logo usage, and template examples. Typography guidelines specify using Adobe Caslon Pro for body text, subtitles, and titles. The document concludes with examples of incorrect logo usage that should be avoided to maintain branding consistency.
These guidelines provide information on Salford City's new "IN Salford" branding logo, including its design, colors, placement and proper usage. The magenta logo features white keylining and must be used as-is without alteration. It can be placed in the corners of pages while maintaining clear space around it. The document outlines logo rules and provides contact information for any other branding questions.
The document provides visual identity guidelines for Lightstone's brand. It describes the proper uses of Lightstone's logo, colors, typefaces, and other branding elements. The guidelines are intended to promote consistent branding that reinforces the Lightstone identity. Specific instructions are given for applying the logo, selecting colors, setting typography, writing copy, and using branding on materials like stationery, email signatures, client products, and promotional items. Consistency in following these guidelines is emphasized as being important to maintaining the impact of the Lightstone brand.
The document provides graphical guidelines for Quotiply's brand identity. It outlines the proper uses of the logo, which consists of an inverted Q emblem and logotype. The logo must always maintain strict proportions and colors, and cannot be modified. Two shades of blue are used as the primary and secondary colors. Univers is used for headlines and Lucida Sans for body copy, to provide a clean, readable style. No other typefaces can substitute these without permission.
The document provides brand guidelines for Coinsecure, an Indian company connecting India to Bitcoin. It outlines the brand identity including the logo, typefaces, colors, and graphic elements. The logo consists of a symbol and typeface in Junction Regular font. Open Sans Regular is used as the secondary typeface. The primary colors are royal blue and bright yellow. Guidelines are provided for proper usage of the logo, typefaces, and colors in business collaterals like letterheads and stationery. The brand aims to educate, simplify and enable Bitcoin usage in India.
The document provides guidelines for using the Emailbidding brand identity. It establishes rules for proper usage of the logo, colors, typography, exclusion zones, and minimum sizes. The identity was carefully designed so that all elements like color, typography and composition contribute to graphical coherence. The guidelines are meant to ensure consistency in applying the brand to help develop consistency in words and imagery.
This document provides guidelines for using CMP Media's corporate identity and branding. It includes sections on the CMP identity logo and how it should be positioned, guidelines for using the corporate colors and fonts, examples of correct and incorrect uses of the logo, and templates for letterhead, business cards, and presentations. The goal is to project a consistent brand image across all of CMP Media's communications.
The document analyzes and summarizes the key elements of three fashion brand logos:
1) The BooHoo logo uses black as the predominant color with pink accents. It includes the brand name, ".com" designation, and slogan. Fonts and sizing are used to draw attention.
2) The Missguided logo solely uses black and includes the brand name in the largest font above the slogan. Capitalization and bolding make it stand out.
3) The OMG Fashion logo predominantly uses pink and includes the capitalized brand name with no slogan. Font and spacing unify the name as one word. All logos use sans serif, bold modern fonts.
The document provides brand guidelines for "The Magic Wand" digital education series. It outlines rules for proper usage of the logo, including only using the primary vertical logo on stationery and web graphics. Color and typography guidelines specify using "The Magic Wand Blue" and Proxima Nova or Helvetica Neue fonts. The newsletter anatomy section demonstrates how to structure newsletters with ample spacing, large call-to-action buttons and a masthead with contact details.
Varsity | The Official Mark of CheerleadingGirlapproved
This document provides brand guidelines for the Varsity identity system. It includes sections on the Varsity brandmark and logos, color palette, typography, advertising applications, sub-brand applications, and photographic style. The guidelines establish rules for proper usage of the brand elements to create a consistent brand expression.
When you’re in a battle against an almighty enemy (the seemingly endless supply of dull online learning that gets cranked out throughout our industry), it pays to know yourself and to know where your strengths lie. That's why we've created a set of Brand Guidelines (what we call our 'Brand Battlepack'). It's our true North. It's what keeps us consistent. If you'd like to find out more about the Growth Engineering brand, this is a good place to start!
To find out more, please visit: www.growthengineering.co.uk
This document provides branding guidelines for ACID Marketing, including their logo, brand elements, color palette, typography, and graphic elements. It outlines specifications for proper usage of their logo, such as acceptable color variations, minimum sizes, and clear space around the logo. The document also identifies their primary, secondary, and tertiary typefaces and specifies when each should be used. Color specifications are given for their primary and secondary brand palettes, including PANTONE colors, CMYK, RGB, and hex values. Lastly, the document shows different graphic elements like patterns that can be incorporated into marketing materials.
This document provides branding guidelines for Nabo, including:
- Allowable uses of the Nabo logo in different contexts and with/without the tagline
- Approved typefaces, colors, and graphic elements
- Examples of how to layout the logo on various collateral like letterhead, business cards, presentations, etc.
- Instructions for designers and developers to ensure branding consistency across all communication materials
This document provides branding guidelines for Citigold and Citigold Select products and services. It outlines the visual identity elements including logos, wordmarks, colors, typography and imagery. The guidelines cover proper usage of these elements on materials like stationery, presentations, print communications, signage and online. Citigold targets individuals with a minimum $100,000 portfolio while Citigold Select serves even more affluent customers with $500,000 minimum. The document aims to help implement the Citigold and Citigold Select brand expression consistently across applications.
The document provides brand standards and guidelines for Our House Inc.'s visual identity. It details the approved primary and secondary colors, how to apply them correctly for print and digital use. It also explains the approved logo formats and how to ensure proper spacing around the logo. Typography standards are also covered, with Century Gothic as the primary font and alternatives if needed. Examples are given of how to apply the brand identity to various marketing materials like letterhead, business cards, and envelopes to maintain a consistent visual style.
Bos Klein is a collaborative agency that brings together experts in the fields of media, design, communications and technology. We are committed to the integrity of our creative process, which provides clients with the tools to effectively establish cultural codes—disseminating brands, stories and strategies; arming our collaborators with a powerful and precise voice within the market and culture.
The document provides guidelines for Blink's visual identity and brand elements. It describes the company's logo including its different units and color versions. It also outlines typography guidelines specifying the house and supporting fonts. Finally, it provides specifications for business stationery items like visiting cards, letterheads, and envelopes that should adhere to the brand identity.
This document provides branding guidelines for a company. It summarizes the purpose and importance of branding guidelines in establishing a consistent visual identity. It then outlines sections on the logo, fonts, colors, proper logo usage, logo formats, resizing guidelines, accessing brand assets, and includes a mockup logo example. The overall purpose is to ensure visual consistency of the brand across all communication materials and platforms.
A Brand Style guide for Debbie Goulding Makeup Artist. This style guide provides a platform which ensures that every visual representation of Debbie Goulding’s logo is consistent and adheres to the Debbie Goulding image and brand.
This document provides brand standards and guidelines for KaiOS. It begins with an introduction to the KaiOS brand including its manifesto, platform, values, and tagline. It then covers the brand logo, approved colors, typography, and rules for using imagery and marketing materials. The document provides specifics on using the logo, approved color variations, minimum size and spacing requirements, and examples of incorrect logo usage. It also outlines the primary, secondary, neutral and additional colors in the brand palette and how they can be applied to various design elements.
This document provides branding guidelines and logo assets for imedia events and branding. It includes the primary imedia logo, supporting logos for Communications and the website, and logos for various imedia summits. It provides the logo files in different formats and styles. It also provides guidelines on font usage, colors, and sample applications of the imedia icon. The document concludes with various branding samples for signage, print, and digital materials. The purpose is to serve as an overall guide for executing the imedia brand consistently across applications. Modifications to the branding should be sent to the specified contact.
The document provides brand guidelines for Microsoft. It outlines the importance of building strong brand associations across all aspects of the company. It defines key elements of the Microsoft brand including its mission, personality, voice, design principles, shared elements like color and logo usage. Detailed instructions are given on proper usage of the Microsoft logo, including acceptable backgrounds, minimum sizes, clear space, and placement with product names. Placement in video/TV is also covered.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through four departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines the services each department provides and includes branding guidelines for clients with sections on logo formats, color palette, typography, and more. It aims to build strategic partnerships by presenting innovative creative ideas.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through four departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines the agency's portfolio, including descriptions of each service department and examples of work. It also includes sections on the agency's vision, values, and confidentiality policies.
WD is a creative agency that provides various design and marketing services through 4 departments: Creative Design, Media Production, Event Management, and Marketing & Communication. The document outlines each department's services and provides branding guidelines for clients, including the company's vision, values, logo usage, typography, and color palette.
Union Bank provides a quick guide to its visual identity system, which includes specifications for proper usage of its logo, color palette, typography, and other brand elements. The guide establishes rules for logo formatting and placement, outlines the bank's core colors and their specifications, and provides guidance on typeface, layout, imagery, and applying the brand's graphic identity. Templates and examples are also included to demonstrate best practices for applying the visual identity across various marketing communications and digital channels. The document aims to ensure Union Bank's visual presence is cohesive and strengthens brand equity while connecting its offerings to the overarching MUFG brand.
The document provides guidelines for using the AGC Group brand logo and related visual identity elements. It describes the design and proper usage of the group brand logo, emblem-type group brand logo, brand statement logo, logo lockups, typefaces, graphic elements, and communication style. Specifications are given for minimum logo sizes, color versions, clear space around the logos, background color relationships, and examples of improper logo usage. The purpose is to present a consistent brand identity and ensure the logos are always reproduced correctly.
Our vision is to make recruitment more about managing relationships and less about administration. Our recruitment system automates most recruitment tasks to eliminate manual work, allowing recruiters to focus on building profitable relationships.
The document outlines HireDroid's logo, including the droid character logo, background options, and proper usage. It also describes the color palette of blue, green, orange, and gray. Typography guidelines specify the font sizes and styles for the website, logo, and extensions. Shapes and patterns are discussed, as well as examples of printable materials like letterhead, envelopes, and business cards.
Our brand reflects our identity, values, and behaviors. We have developed graphic standards to promote consistency across all materials and build brand recognition. These standards include logo usage and variations, color palettes, typography, photography styles, and application guidelines for materials like presentations, websites, and icons. Strict adherence to these standards will create a unified brand identity.
The document provides an overview of branding basics for small businesses. It discusses what branding is, the history of branding, and key branding elements like logos, tone of voice, imagery, and consistency. It emphasizes that consistency across touchpoints like business cards, websites, and collateral is critical for building brand identity and recognition. Creating brand guidelines that specify style, colors, fonts, and more helps ensure consistency and keeps the brand message clear.
The document provides brand guidelines for Sunbit, including sections on their brand, identity, colors, typography, photography and more. It establishes their mission as eliminating financial waste and passing value to merchants and customers. Their personality is described as caring, genuine, thoughtful and transparent. The guidelines cover their logo, colors, fonts, tone of voice and how to properly apply these brand elements in marketing materials.
The document provides Infogroup's branding guidelines. It outlines the purpose of having branding guidelines as ensuring brand consistency and recognizability. It then details Infogroup's mission, messaging, logo usage, color palette, typography, iconography, and templates. The logo meaning, variations, and misuse are defined. Approved colors, fonts, and template examples are showcased to maintain a cohesive brand identity.
The document provides guidelines for using the AIM Group International corporate identity and logo. It outlines the basic logo elements, color specifications, acceptable logo versions, typography rules, and proper usage of the logo on materials like business cards, letterheads, and envelopes. The guidelines emphasize maintaining consistent proportions, colors, and spacing around the logo. It also specifies what modifications of the logo are prohibited, such as distorting, rotating, or using low-resolution versions.
This document provides branding guidelines for MPC, including:
- The primary MPC logo and allowed color variations. Proper usage, sizing, and clear space requirements are defined.
- Secondary "sub-brand" logos are introduced for specific business segments.
- Allowed colors for the logo are specified, including reverse/white versions.
- Typography standards are introduced, designating Avenir and GarageNeu as primary typefaces, with Arial as secondary for digital.
- Sections provide guidance on improper logo usage, like modification or placing over textures.
- The purpose is to present a consistent brand image through adhering to logo, color, and typography
Brand Manual Guide US Letter size for corporatesJosé Ramón Ortiz
The document provides visual brand guidelines for Connect Company. It includes details on the corporate logo, including acceptable color variants and minimum size. It also covers corporate typography, specifying primary and secondary typefaces. Additionally, it outlines the corporate color palette and codes. Finally, it provides specifications for corporate stationery items like letterhead, envelopes, business cards, and email signatures. The guidelines are intended to ensure consistent branding across all communication materials.
These guidelines outline the proper use of the Director 2 Director corporate logo. The logo should appear on all marketing materials and be printed in the specified color values. There is a minimum size of 30mm wide for the full logo and 15mm for the acronym. The logo must have a clear space around it and not be modified, separated, or placed at an angle. It should only be used horizontally on white or pale backgrounds.
Corporate logo is the pillar of the identity of the company. Its characteristics ensure an individual and consistent image of the company on the market.
Our logo is the most visible and defining signal of Grinn brand identity. It is one of our most important assets and must be used carefully and consistently to ensure that our brand is effectively presented and promoted.
Grinn is a close-knit unit drawn together by our passion for problem-solving and our fascination with technology. We do some of the most rewarding and challenging work at the design stage. Clients come to us with an idea for an IoT product and our role is to help them shape it. We are distinguished by our agility and the high quality of projects. We create solutions within the scope of electronics combined with IT systems on the basis of the latest technologies.
Interferometers are precision measurement tools used in specialist nanotechnology labs. Grinn designed and developed a new industry-leading device around the client’s sensor tool, providing PCB, visualisation software and device firmware.
The Internet of Things is becoming an increasingly growing topic of conversation both in the workplace and outside of it. It's a concept that not only has the potential to impact how we live but also how we work. Grinn solutions focus on bridging the gap between pioneering IoT concepts and functional products—for consumer ease, commercial success or safety and security.
Lily Ray - Optimize the Forest, Not the Trees: Move Beyond SEO Checklist - Mo...Amsive
Lily Ray, Vice President of SEO Strategy & Research at Amsive, explores optimizing strategies for sustainable growth and explores the impact of AI on the SEO landscape.
Capstone Project: Luxury Handloom Saree Brand
As part of my college project, I applied my learning in brand strategy to create a comprehensive project for a luxury handloom saree brand. Key aspects of this project included:
- *Competitor Analysis:* Conducted in-depth competitor analysis to identify market position and differentiation opportunities.
- *Target Audience:* Defined and segmented the target audience to tailor brand messages effectively.
- *Brand Strategy:* Developed a detailed brand strategy to enhance market presence and appeal.
- *Brand Perception:* Analyzed and shaped the brand perception to align with luxury and heritage values.
- *Brand Ladder:* Created a brand ladder to outline the brand's core values, benefits, and attributes.
- *Brand Architecture:* Established a cohesive brand architecture to ensure consistency across all brand touchpoints.
This project helped me gain practical experience in brand strategy, from research and analysis to strategic planning and implementation.
Mastering Local SEO for Service Businesses in the AI Era"" is tailored specifically for local service providers like plumbers, dentists, and others seeking to dominate their local search landscape. This session delves into leveraging AI advancements to enhance your online visibility and search rankings through the Content Factory model, designed for creating high-impact, SEO-driven content. Discover the Dollar-a-Day advertising strategy, a cost-effective approach to boost your local SEO efforts and attract more customers with minimal investment. Gain practical insights on optimizing your online presence to meet the specific needs of local service seekers, ensuring your business not only appears but stands out in local searches. This concise, action-oriented workshop is your roadmap to navigating the complexities of digital marketing in the AI age, driving more leads, conversions, and ultimately, success for your local service business.
Key Takeaways:
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At Mozcon 2024 I shared this deck on bridging the divide between search and social. We began by acknowledging that search-first marketers are used to different rules of engagement than social marketers. We also looked at how both channels treat creative, audiences, bidding/budgeting, and AI. We finished by going through how they can win together including UTM audits, harvesting comments from both to inform creative, and allowing for non-login forums to be part of your marketing strategy.
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Key Takeaways:
Primary Learning Objective
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4. Our story
so far
Founded in 2008, we are based in
– Poland's high-tech hub and home to two
internationally renowned universities with
which we retain strong links. Our team
of qualified and educated people deliver
innovative and effective solutions.
Our standout client solutions include RHINO,
our industry-leading integrated building
management system, and ready-made
microcomputer chiliSOM and liteSOM
modules designed to accelerate
the development of IoT solutions.
In 2016, we became part of the
Howard Scott Group, building our capacity
and powering our growth across Europe.
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5. Our process
The design process starts with a thorough
analysis of the customer’s requirements.
We then plan each stage in detail.
1. NEEDS ANALYSIS 2. TECHNOLOGICAL
EXPERTISE
3. HARDWARE
AND SOFTWARE
4. PROTOTYPING 5. PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT
6. IMPLEMENTATION
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6. Our values
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At Grinn Global, we’re at the heart of making
the Internet of Things a reality, applying our
vision and insight to help our clients launch
powerful and effective IoT solutions.
V - visionary;
A - approachable;
L - leaders;
U - understanding;
E - energised
8. Corporate logotype
Our logo is the most visible and defining
signal of Grinn brand identity. It is one of
our most important assets and must be used
carefully and consistently to ensure that our
brand is effectively presented and promoted.
Colorful version of Grinn logo can be applied
on white, and grey background. White version
of Grinn logo can be used on grey background
and the black version of logo on white background.
We often use full color sign with white logo
if the logo is placed in the picture.
Do not set logo on the background with
brand colors and superimpose on a
contrasting background.
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9. Logo building
It is important that Grinn logo be visible
and uncluttered in its context. Keep space
around the logo to protect the strength and
integrity of it.
“X” represents a clear space
around the logotype and grey frame marks
the protective field. These size requirements
should be followed for all logo applications.
x
x
x
x
x
13x
2x
x
x
4,75 x
4,75 x
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10. Logo usage
Grinn logo can be applied in its positive
form or placed on gray background. These two
are the preferred applications of our logo.
Solid black on white background is acceptable
for black and white applications, and the logo
may also be reversed out in white
on a black background.
It is not acceptable to place logo
on one of the color from our Brand Color
Palette and also to place logo on black
background if the logo is in the same color.
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11. Logo incorrect usage
It is important to keep logo Grinn consistent –
it has been designed to effectively promote
the brand and should not be modified or
corrupted in any manner.
Do not change
the placement of sign
Do not distort or change
propotions of the logo
Do not place
the logo on an angle
Do not make it transparent Do not alter logo colors Do not delete any part of logo
Do not add
elements to the logo
Do not add a drop
shadow or filter effect
Do not place
the logo within another shape
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13. Brand color palette
RGB: 182/193/52
CMYK: 34/11/100/0
#B6C134
RGB: 28/167/181
CMYK: 76/13/28/0
#1CA7B5
Color is a critical element in creating
a memorable and lasting brand and it gives
us a personality. There are several colors
that represent the identity of Grinn. Our color
palette is innovative and full of energy while
remaining approachable.
The green color is the main one of Grinn
brand. It is supported by three other ones.
RGB: 41/64/66
CMYK: 81/58/59/47
#294042
RGB: 0/0/0
CMYK: 75/68/57/90
#000000
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14. Typography
Empowering, bold, authentic,
geometric – the typeface has existed within
the brand and carries significant weight as
the memorable feature of the brand identity.
Maintaining a consistent brand through the
use of typography goes beyond
setting headlines.
The Grinn fonts for print material are
Metropolis Regular for body copy, supporting
titles and Metropolis Bold for titles.
In case of website we use Metropolis Bold
for titles and Source Sans Variable Light
for body copy.
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg
Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo
Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv
Ww Xx Yy Zz
Metropolis Regular
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff
Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm
Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt
Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz
Metropolis Bold
For print materials
Titles Body copy, subheads
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff
Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm
Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt
Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz
Metropolis Bold
For a website
Titles
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15. Brand slogan
Electronic design for a smarter world,
the company slogan, is written in Metropolis
with a customised design. The slogan was
integrated seamlessly with existing brand
standards and can be placed under
the main logo, also it can be used without it.
Often the background for slogan are photos,
so it should be white for better readability.
The slogan also can be green to loan people's
attention by putting audience at the heart
of the solution.
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16. Imagery
Our values are reflected in the high-quality
images we use. Grinn’s photographies share
the idea of technology’s development,
innovative decisions and productive
collaboration. Colors, good compositions,
process of working, gadgets are essential
components of visual identity.
Photos with black or green transparent
layering also represent our brand. They
can be used at the websites, presentations,
print material with white titles. HI-P
Hardware / Software / Testing
OP1550
Hardware / Software / Testing /
Production Management
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17. Iconography
Icons and symbols are visual elements
that will help to further describe the aspects
of Grinn’s brand. They have simple design
with different elements that show the process
of movement. We use icons in colors of the
brand, but when background is too bright,
it is possible to use a white icon. Any new
icons should follow above look and feel.
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18. Email signature
Every email that comes from Grinn is a part
of corporate identity.
Grinn signature should comprise of: name,
surname and position, the company logo,
information required by art. 206 § 1
Code of Commercial Companies and links
to company website and to social media.
Contact
information
Name, surname
and position
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KATARZYNA SUDOŁ
Marketing Manager GRINN
GRINN sp. z o.o,
Wagonowa 2,
53-609 Wrocław
skype: katarzyna.sudol
KRS: 0000230049
NIP: 8992730302
REGON: 020047322
Sąd Rejonowy we Wrocławiu
VI Wydział Gospodarczy
Kapitał zakładowy: 125.000,00 zł
TEL. +48 71 716 40 99
WEB. grinn-global.com
Information
required by
art. 206 §1 Code
of Commercial
Companies
20. Headed paper
To ensure consistency in our corporate
identity, we use fixed guidelines for designing
and printing our stationery. The correct type
is consistent with the brand typography.
All letters and numerals should be kerned
as necessary. Letterspacing should be set at
zero. It is important to leave one line space
between paragraphs.
20 mm
13,5 mm
71 mm
20 mm
22 mm
Metropolis Regular 9 pt
Metropolis Bold 14 pt
Metropolis Bold 9,5 pt
Metropolis Bold 9 pt
Metropolis Regular 9 pt
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21. Contracts
and agreements
Managing the contracts and business
relationships is very important for us. Written
contracts provide individuals and businesses
with a legal document stating the expectations
of both parties.
The files should be editable and customizable
with all versions of Microsoft word and Google
Docs. Brand fonts are used in all types
of contracts and agreements.
20 mm
13,5 mm
9,6 mm
20 mm
22 mm
Metropolis Bold 14 pt
Metropolis Regular 12 pt
Metropolis Bold 9,5 pt
Metropolis Bold 9 pt
Metropolis Regular 9 pt
§
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22. 11 mm
Metropolis Regular 9 pt
Metropolis Bold 14 pt
Documentation
With documentation and informational
content, simply playing with color can add
significant graphic impact. Integrate gradients
into typography or textures to add impact
to content.
To add more expression into content pages,
add product imagery or schematic blocks.
Integrate imagery with color, typography,
and graphics to dial up branded expression.
20 mm
13,5 mm
203 mm
10 mm
20 mm
22 mm
Metropolis Bold 9,5 pt
Metropolis Regular 12 pt
Metropolis Bold 16 pt
Metropolis Bold 13 pt
Metropolis Regular 9 pt
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23. Company folder
The company folder is used to keep A4 sized
documents. The logo is positioned on the front
cover with slogan.
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24. Company envelopes
Our vendor for forms and stationery has the
appropriate for envelopes. The specifications
are shown in this section. Please note that
envelopes are only available with full-color
logos, not one-color. The envelop will be used
for all official contact and communication of
Grinn company. For correspondence we use
three types of envelopes: DL (110 x 220),
C5 (162 x 229), C4 (229 x 324).
GRINN SP. Z O.O.
WAGONOWA 2,
53-609 WROCLAW
+48 71 716 40 99
OFFICE@GRINN-GLOBAL.COM
WWW.GRINN-GLOBAL.COM
GRINN SP. Z O.O.
WAGONOWA 2,
53-609 WROCLAW
+48 71 716 40 99
OFFICE@GRINN-GLOBAL.COM
WWW.GRINN-GLOBAL.COM
GRINN SP. Z O.O.
WAGONOWA 2,
53-609 WROCLAW
+48 71 716 40 99
OFFICE@GRINN-GLOBAL.COM
WWW.GRINN-GLOBAL.COM
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25. Business cards
Consistency in our business cards helps
maintain our image. There is one universal
size for all business cards. It accommodates
multiple lines of address and contact information,
as shown. We use Metropolis Bold for name
and surname; and Metropolis Regular for all
others information. Telephone and job titles
are mandatory. Use a third line
for additional information. 8mm
13mm
8mm
5mm
4mm
4mm
45mm
10mm
Metropolis Regular 7 pt
Metropolis Bold 11 pt
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27. Leaflet
Grinn leaflets grab people's attention and i
nvoke their initial curiosity. Our leaflets have
photos with our gadgets, or with moments
of our collaboration.
We use icons and brand colors to convey
the image of our company. Leaflets
should have common features with
other printed materials of our brand.
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28. Banners
We prefer light roll-ups with usage
of photos with our gadgets, icons and GRINN
colors. It should have common features with
other printed materials of our brand.
The preferred logo position is at the top left
corner. Where multiple roll-ups will appear in
close proximity at exhibitions, please ensure
that the height of the images is kept constant
to ensure a consistent appearance.
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29. Presentation
Grinn presentations have
colorful photos, they image products
of our brand, process of collaboration and
our products. The company presentation
has to be well-organized, compelling
and as short as possible.
We use icons and forms with right
or acute angles (like our logo has).
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30. Internet material
Creating internet material we use high
quality photos, our brand colors and acute-
angled figures. Also it should consist laconic
information, which discribes the main idea
of the post.
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Product data sheet
With data sheets and informational content,
simply playing with color can add significant
graphic impact. Integrate gradients into
typography or textures to add impact
to content.
To add more expression into contentpages,
add product imagery or schematic blocks.
Integrate imagery with color, typography,
and graphics to dial up branded expression.
20 mm
13,5 mm
9,6 mm
20 mm
22 mm
Metropolis Regular 14 pt
Metropolis Bold 12 pt
Metropolis Bold 9,5 pt
Metropolis Bold 9 pt
Metropolis Regular 9 pt