How to Design a Brand Identity: Visual Recap

Creative Market Last updated: April 10, 2024 · 1 min read

Some time ago we shared a series of steps to build a visually strong brand identity. We also wrote an ebook to help you understand the basics of branding from different authors’ point of view. You can download the ebook here. Today we’re going to share some of the key steps and concepts involved in designing a brand identity in a single graphic that you can bookmark and refer to quickly. Since this graphic is based on our primer on Designing a Brand Identity, the definitions and process you’ll find below were first developed by our very own Gerren Lamson.

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12 Comments

Simon Stratford

Nice infographic. 9 years ago

The Designer

Two thumbs up! If you guys want to learn more about branding, visit our page: satuvision.com/branding Happy sharing! 9 years ago

Alfian Saputra

Good 9 years ago

Yuval Vasiuk

Thank you! 9 years ago

Vadim & Dasha

Thank you! Nice article! 9 years ago

Caro Téllez

Thank you! 9 years ago

leo godfrey

Sorry to be a pain in the ass, but there's a typo in the last book title. It's driving me crazy. Great article though! 9 years ago

Andreea Cîmpean

Great infographic! It is well-designed and also informative! 9 years ago

Print On Paper Co.

Great insight ! Thanks for sharing. 9 years ago

Anonymous

Extremely comprehensive take on branding. Really like the part that says 'brand is a living breathing thing that evolves as it interacts with customers'. So many brands shy away from experimenting. What they don't understand is that with time your target audiences' preference and perceptions change, and brands need to be in line with that to retain their loyalty. It's best to stick to your brand's true identity and objectives, while simultaneously experimenting to match audience expectations. 8 years ago

Beam Creative Brands

Nice Infographic! Thanks for sharing. 7 years ago

Visualmodo WordPress Themes

Really good content! 6 years ago

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