
How to test a logo before approving it
Test a logo where it will actually be used: small mobile headers, documents, labels and single-colour output.
Read the guide →: How to test a logo before approving itUseful identity systems, photography, packaging and brand guidelines.


Test a logo where it will actually be used: small mobile headers, documents, labels and single-colour output.
Read the guide →: How to test a logo before approving it
Choose colour roles as well as colour values: text, backgrounds, actions, accents and status messages need different treatment.
Read the guide →: Choosing brand colours that remain readable
A typography system assigns fonts, sizes, weights and spacing to repeatable roles.
Read the guide →: A typography system for websites and proposals
Useful guidelines answer everyday production questions with clear examples and accessible files.
Read the guide →: Brand guidelines a small team will actually use
A photography brief should define the subjects, customer questions, placements and permissions the images must support.
Read the guide →: How to brief realistic brand photography
A packaging handoff should connect approved artwork, verified product information and the printer's production requirements.
Read the guide →: Packaging design handoff before you print
Social templates should make common content easier to publish while allowing different message lengths and image shapes.
Read the guide →: A social media template system with room for real content
Organise brand files around approved use, ownership and version history.
Read the guide →: How to organise brand files so people use the right version