Brandbook and guidelines creation.
A brandbook for your team and suppliers in Dubai, the UAE or abroad: logo rules, colours, type and voice, shown in use so every new piece of work stays on brand.
Brand guidelines the whole team can follow.
Your brandbook should answer real production questions: which logo to use, how colours work together, what the brand sounds like and how a new layout should feel. We create brand guidelines in Dubai that document the system and show it in use.
What we can build together.
The final deliverables, review rounds and schedule are agreed around your brief.
- Positioning and voice
- A concise brand platform, audience priorities and writing examples that show the tone in use.
- Logo and usage rules
- Approved lockups, clear space, minimum sizes, colour variants and common mistakes to avoid.
- Colour and typography
- Colour values, readable combinations, type hierarchy and licensing notes for the selected fonts.
- Templates and handover
- Relevant templates, export formats and an organised guide that designers and suppliers can follow.
See the identity in use.
Explore individual brandbook examples, from first concepts to detailed guidelines and everyday applications.
SiLED
Lighting identity
Kaspack
Three identity directions
Max and Mark
Logo and identity
Merch and March
Brand guidelines
Osnova
Brand applications
Osnova
Coral identity concept
Svaimaster
Identity guidelines
BioPolymers
Sora wordmark guidelines
BioPolymers
Original wordmark guidelines
Max and Mark
Packaging collection
Max and Mark
Updated box designs
OW Realty
Real estate identity
Build a guide around real production questions.
Choose the level of guidance you need
A logo usage sheet, an identity concept presentation and a complete brandbook have different jobs. Use the examples on this page to compare that depth. A team launching a new identity may need firm rules and priority templates; a larger supplier network may also need detailed production specifications.
Make the handover easy to search and use
Ask whether a colleague can find the right logo variant, check a colour and build a common layout without asking the original designer. Include examples of both correct and incorrect use where they remove ambiguity. Keep a named owner for updates so the guide remains aligned with the files people actually use.
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From brief to handover.
Review the identity
Bring your current assets or start with a new identity brief. Agree who needs the guide and where it will be used.
Build the guidelines
Document the visual and verbal rules, then test them on the priority applications.
Refine and package
Review the guide together and hand over the agreed PDF, asset files and templates.
The answers to
your questions.
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Do we need a finished logo first?
No. We can document an existing identity or include identity development in the same scope.
What files will we receive?
The scope lists the final PDF, logo formats and editable templates. Print and web requirements are agreed before production.
Can the guide support English and Arabic?
Yes. If both languages are in scope, we develop typography and layout rules for both and arrange the required language review.
Are the examples all the same kind of deliverable?
No. The library deliberately includes identity concepts, application presentations and detailed guidelines. Each page names the source and version.