How to create a brand style guide

The complete step-by-step guide to my brand identity design process.

How to create a brand kit. New blog about branding kits, why you need a brand kit, and how to build a professional brand kit. Organize all your brand elements with a brand board or get a complete brand kit that includes client worksheets, social media templates, and a complete brand board.

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How to create a brand kit in Canva - a step-by-step guide that takes you through the free and pro options. Click the link to read a great hack for free users and download the free branding template for Canva.

Have you heard of a Brand Style Guide, or have you seen them on Pinterest and other blogs? Have you wondered how they are put together and how they can be used? Well, look no further! We are going to break down all the pieces, PLUS give you access to our best FREE Branding Resources […]

What is a brand style guide and why every company should have one? Learn how to build a great visual guide with this graphic design guide.

After creating a brand board, you need to use it correctly to keep your brand intact. Brand style guides are like blueprints showing you how to use your brand elements, like fonts, colors, logo variations, icons, patterns, and image styles. Here's how to use your brand board effectively to make a great impression again and again! Click through to save or read more | Hoot Design Co.

A brand style guide doesn’t have to be complicated. Find out how to create a simple brand style guide with a one-page document for your small business.

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The best way to learn about style guides is to copy what others are doing and make it your own. For this post I've scoured the web to find some beautiful examples of corporate brand style guides. For those of you who don't know: a style guide outlines your brand ID. The colors, layout, tone, use case examples —