We’ve created a number of new and reinvigorated brand identities, then applied these new brand identity assets to our clients’ key communications in a considered and unified manner. At the end of these type of projects, we think it’s important that all of the rules, ‘best practice brand examples’ and other considerations made through the design process are documented within a detailed brand guidelines document. This ensures that if you’re working with other suppliers or partners, they have the tools to be able to use and apply your brand in the same considered and consistent way we did, protecting your brand equity and ensuring your brand maintains a unified presence.

We can also take your existing brand assets, create rules on how to best use these assets, and develop a brand guidelines document for you, if this is something you need.

Contact us, to learn more about our brand guidelines experience.