Logo usage
Correct versions, clear space, minimum sizes and common mistakes to avoid.
As soon as more than one person creates content for your brand, consistency starts to slip. Brand guidelines give your team, freelancers and printers one clear rulebook to follow.

Your logo gets stretched, colours change from one printer to the next and every designer brings their own style. Each small difference makes your brand a little less recognisable.
Clear guidelines prevent this. They answer everyday questions in advance, so your brand looks and sounds the same no matter who's working on it.
Correct versions, clear space, minimum sizes and common mistakes to avoid.
Exact colour values for print and screen, and how much of each to use.
Which fonts to use for headings, body text and digital.
Photography style, illustration style and graphic elements.
How your brand writes and speaks, with examples.
Real applications that show the rules in action.
We gather your existing brand assets, or start from a new identity we've designed.
We set clear rules for every element, based on how your brand is actually used.
We lay out the guidelines in a clear, easy-to-scan document.
We share the guidelines with your team and answer their questions.
Your proposal confirms exactly what's included for your business.
For everyday posts, presentations and campaigns.
So outside partners get it right first time.
For accurate colours, files and specifications.
To understand the brand quickly from day one.
Yes. We document your existing brand and fill any gaps, such as missing colour codes or unclear logo rules.
As long as they need to be and no longer. A small business might need a short, focused guide; a larger brand may need more detail.
They can, and we recommend it. How your brand sounds matters as much as how it looks.
Yes. Guidelines should grow with your brand, and we can update them as you add products or channels.
Tell us about your business and where you want to take it. We'll recommend the right starting point for your stage and budget.