Brand Guidelines

Brand guidelines are the set of prescribed rules that help streamline a brand's visual and verbal identity across all marketing channels.
It ideally talks about idea and positioning of the brand, along with proper usage of the logo, fonts, typography, corporate graphics, illustrations, etc. In this guideline, brands also define their unique verbal ecosystem that talks about their tone, voice, and personality, among other things.
Above all, a brand guideline clearly defines what not to do, in terms of a brand's communication design.

A brand guideline is needed when a brand's communication has to happen for a variety of target audiences and the execution for it is being done by multiple people from the brand. It is also needed to establish or bring consistency in communication and to maintain it. Moreover, it is needed for employees and associates who will communicate for or on behalf of the brand.

Your idea of what your brand should look like and what it should not.

Who are going to be your brand's (potential) consumers and what kind of communication design will appeal to them.

Once we have understood your brand and your audience, we define what your visual and verbal elements should look like and how will their usage be, based on the platforms.