Brand Book 1porthwest
Brand Book 1porthwest
Brand Book 1porthwest
BOOK
Rules and guides for the design
elements of the brand PorthWest
Index.
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Manifesto.
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Introduction.
One of the key priorities for a successful brand is a consistent presentation which everybody recognizes straight away.
Irrespective of where and when someone encounters the brand, be it a consumer or business partner, in print, mailing or catalogue, he/she must always feel
the same way:
The identity comprises of a very simple kit of parts which used together carefully with the correct relationships will form the distinctive visual expression of
the Porthwest Propoerties brand. This document outlines the components, their structure and their relationships which will help you to apply the Porthwest
Propoerties brand consistently across all communications. Every detail of the Porthwest Propoerties brand identity has been created to ensure that it is
expressive of the brand and its values. The identity is designed to meet the future challenges of a competitive consulting business, and to connect naturally
with our customers.
If you have any questions along the way, please e-mail the Brand Team at info@porthwest-properties.com
or call +(123) 456 7890
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Brand Positioning.
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Core Values.
Our brand values reflect our core ideologies and drive the decisions we make. They act as a reality-check which helps us to ensure
that design, photographic and written communications express the unique character of Porthwest Properties. Every piece of work
needs to encapsulate and express something of each value, and should not contradict these values under any circumstances.
These values statements reflect what we must live, breathe and reflect in all our daily activities. They are the guidelines for driving
every associates’ day-to-day decision making and are the tools to help bring the brand to life.
We exist to keep our clients satisfied; our colleagues & collaborators happy; our staffs fulfilled and motivated; our management
proud and celebrated; our brand competitive and progressive.
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Ideal Clients.
The home they are selling They are selling this home
was built after 1990 and buying another with us
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Company Logo.
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Concept Storytelling.
PORTHWEST
PROPERTIES
+ + + 1997
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Brand Color Palette.
PANTONE 14-4320 Baltic Sea PANTONE 15-1334 Shell Coral PANTONE Cool Grey 2
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C64 M10 Y00 K00 C00 M45 Y65 K00 C00 M00 Y00 K25
R121 G179 B224 R242 G242 B242 R207 G207 B209 PAGE 15
Hex #79B3E0 Hex #F89F65 Hex #CFCFD1
Logo Grid.
5X
1,5X
3X
2X
3X
2X
2X
30X
Designing a logo and a visual identity goes way beyond the free form and artistic side of what most people think. There is all the
rational part including proportions, scaleability optical adjustments and reproduction that has to be thought in order to create an
efficient and well design logo. The visual design guidelines will provide this information to ensure that the brand is used correctly.
Here we want to illustrate the construction or guidelines of our logo.
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Clear Space.
We’ve defined an exclusion zone that stops other graphic elements interfering with the Porthwest Properties logotype and make
sure the logo is easy to read. Proportions, space and size relationships of all blocks have been carefully developed and must not be
altered, redrawn, embellished or recreated in any way. An important part of maintaining a consistent presentation is keeping a clear
space around the logo from other text, graphics or illustrations. Crowding the logo detracts from its legibility and impact.
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Legibility.
Minimum Size
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Incorrect Usage.
The logo must be used as is and not be altered in any way; this means that you MUST NOT:
- Change the logo’s orientation or rotation. - Display the logo in a configuration not - Add an outline to the logo or display the
- Disproportionately scale the logo. previously specified. logo as an outline.
- Change the logo’s colors. - Attempt to recreate the logo. - Display other elements within the logo’s
- Display the logo with colour combinations - Make alterations to the logo’s text. designated clear space.
not previously specified. - Add special effects to the logo. - Crop the logo in any way.
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Iconography
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Typography
Primary Typeface.
Secondary Typeface.
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Digital
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Digital
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Digital
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Digital
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Digital
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Inspiration
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DREAM
DESIGNS
Thank you !
Hope you
enjoyed !
Rivka Kaminsky
058-770-5764
dreamdesigns_rk
dreamdesignsrmk@gmail.com