A brand kit is not a logo in a PDF. It is a few decisions that hold up on a flyer, a post and a slide. Change a colour, the logo or the font and watch everything follow. The rules decide the text colour, so nothing goes unreadable.
Demo project. Fictional bakery, invented brand.
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Via Esempio 12. Demo flyer, fictional bakery.
Background, accent and text each have a job. The accent can change, and the text colour is picked by contrast, so a pale accent never ends up with pale text.
The panel shows the real contrast ratio of the text on the background. Under 4.5 to 1 it says so, and the kit switches to the readable one.
A wide lockup for flyers, a stacked one for squares, the mark alone for tiny spaces. Each has a place where it fits.
One for headlines, one for reading. Swap the pairing and the whole set changes mood without a single layout fix.
You get the colour codes, the logo files and a tokens file, so your next designer, or you in Canva, starts from the same decisions.
The brand on this page is invented, and everything here is drawn in code so it stays light. In a real project you get the same logic as exported logo files, a one-page guide and ready templates.
Brand a bit of a mess?
Send me what you have, even a napkin sketch. You get a palette, a logo, a type pairing and a first set of posts that all look like one business.
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