Learning objectives:
-How to communicate brand identity through visual elements?
-How culture affect customers?
-How to design and implement visual brands?
Answers:
How to communicate brand identity through visual elements?
Color: evoke emotion, express personality, stimulate brand association and accelerate differentiation.
Unify an identity, clarify the brand architecture ( colors across packaging, signage and electric media)
Typography: support information hierarchy, unify the image.
Sound: memory triggers, generate emotion.
Animation: make brand alive, tell stories, meaning.
How culture affect customers?
There are 4 aspects that provide good insights into the characteristics of a culture:
-Time:
+The view of history (myths, epics, legends)
+The use of time is different -> different lifestyles
-Food
-Religion
-Family
How to design and implement visual brands?
Steps to design visual
identity:
Research
Clarify vision, goals, strategies
and values
Research stakeholder’s needs and
perceptions
Conduct marketing, competitive,
technology, and legal and language audits
Interview key management
Evaluate existing brands and brand
architecture
Present audit readout
Clarify strategy
Synthesize learnings
Clarify brand strategy
Develop a positioning platform
Co create brand attributes
Write a brand brief
Achieve agreement
Create a naming strategy
Develop key messages
Write a creative brief
Designing brand identity
Visualize the future
Brainstorm big idea
Design brand identity
Explore applications
Finalize brand architecture
Present visual strategy
Achieve agreement
Creating touch points
Finalize identity design
Develop look and feel
Initiate trademark protection
Prioritize and design applications
Design program
Apply brand architecture
Managing assets
Build synergy around the new brand
Develop launch strategy and plan
Launch internally first
Launch externally
Develop standards and guidelinesBibliography:
Wheeler, A. ( 2013), Design brand identity, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. , Canada
Dabner, D. , Stewart, S. , Zempol, E. (2014) Graphic design school : the principles and practice of graphic design, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Canada
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