Be distinct.
Branding
Stand Out
Make the character visible.
Details may change with the context without changing how the brand feels. There still needs to be something recognizable behind those changes, from the larger direction to the smallest expression.
Brand Identity
Expression through the name, language, and visual elements of the brand.
Brand Naming
Names developed in line with the direction established for the brand.
Verbal Identity
Voice, tone, and language define how the brand speaks.
Visual Identity
Logo, typography, color, and supporting graphic elements come together as a visual system.
Brand Guidelines
Guidelines document how the identity should be applied across relevant uses and contexts.
Brand Strategy
Direction for how the brand should be positioned and understood.
Brand Positioning
Positioning the brand within its market, audience, and competitive context.
Brand Architecture
Organizes the roles and relationships between brands within a wider portfolio.
Value Proposition
Clarifies the value of an offering in relation to its intended audience.
Brand Messaging
Key messages and communication priorities provide direction for what the brand needs to say.