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brand-identity

Turn a project description into a coordinated visual identity package. Define logo variants, color palettes, and typography, then create layouts for business cards and social media covers along with a brand specification document for consistent use.

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Create a complete brand visual identity system from a project description. Use this skill when a user asks to create a brand kit, logo system, business card design, social media cover, color palette, typography specification, brand guidelines document, or any combination of brand identity deliverables. Covers the full spectrum of brand collateral: primary/wordmark/icon logos with monochrome and reversed variants, color systems with primary/secondary/neutral palettes, typographic hierarchies with heading/body/accent scales, business card layouts, social media assets, and compiled brand specification documents.

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  • Creating a logo system and brand kit
  • Choosing colors and typography for a new project
  • Designing a business card and social media cover
  • Compiling visual identity decisions into guidelines

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Brand Identity System

A structured reference for producing a cohesive brand visual identity package. Every section provides concrete specifications — pixel dimensions, color ratios, spacing rules — so that generated code (Pillow, reportlab) outputs professional-grade deliverables on the first attempt.


BRAND KIT DELIVERABLE CHECKLIST

A complete brand kit contains these artifacts. Generate them in order; each builds on the decisions of the previous.

#DeliverableFormatKey Spec
1Brand Philosophy.md3-5 paragraphs, 150-300 words
2Design Philosophy.md4-6 paragraphs, aesthetic movement
3Color Palettedefined in specPrimary + Secondary + Neutral, HEX/RGB
4Typography Scaledefined in specHeading / Body / Accent, 3 font families max
5Logo — Primary.png1024×1024, transparent background
6Logo — Dark variant.pngFor light backgrounds
7Logo — Light variant.pngFor dark backgrounds
8Business Card.pdf1050×600pt (3.5"×2" @300dpi)
9Social Media Cover.png1500×500px
10Brand Specification.mdCompiled reference document

COLOR SYSTEM

Palette Structure

Every brand uses a three-tier palette:

TierRoleUsage RatioTypical Application
PrimaryBrand signature~60%Logo, headings, CTAs
SecondarySupporting accent~30%Illustrations, highlights, hover states
NeutralBackground & text~10% accent / rest bgBody text, borders, backgrounds

Specification Format

Define each color with all three notations:

Primary:    #2D5BFF  →  rgb(45, 91, 255)
Secondary:  #FF6B35  →  rgb(255, 107, 53)
Neutral-900: #1A1A2E →  rgb(26, 26, 46)    ← text
Neutral-100: #F5F5F7 →  rgb(245, 245, 247)  ← background
Neutral-50:  #FFFFFF →  rgb(255, 255, 255)  ← white

Contrast Rules

  • Text on background must meet WCAG AA: contrast ratio ≥ 4.5:1 for body, ≥ 3:1 for large text (≥18pt)
  • Logo must remain legible at minimum size on both light and dark backgrounds
  • Never place primary color text on secondary color background without testing contrast

TYPOGRAPHY HIERARCHY

Font Selection

Choose a maximum of 3 font families from the canvas-fonts/ directory:

RoleCharacteristicsTypical Families
HeadingHigh impact, distinctiveBigShoulders, Outfit, YoungSerif, Gloock
BodyHighly readable at small sizesInstrumentSans, WorkSans, CrimsonPro, Lora
AccentDecorative or monospaced, for labels/captionsDMMono, GeistMono, JetBrainsMono, Italiana

Size Scale (pt)

LevelSizeWeightLine HeightUse
H148-64ptBold1.1×Hero / cover title
H232-40ptBold1.2×Section headings
H324-28ptMedium/Bold1.25×Sub-headings
H418-22ptMedium1.3×Card titles
Body14-16ptRegular1.5×Paragraphs
Caption10-12ptRegular/Light1.4×Labels, footnotes

Font Loading (Pillow)

from PIL import ImageFont

FONT_DIR = "/app/skills/canvas-design/canvas-fonts"
heading_font = ImageFont.truetype(f"{FONT_DIR}/Outfit-Bold.ttf", 48)
body_font = ImageFont.truetype(f"{FONT_DIR}/InstrumentSans-Regular.ttf", 16)
accent_font = ImageFont.truetype(f"{FONT_DIR}/DMMono-Regular.ttf", 12)

LOGO DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS

Geometric Construction

  • Build from a maximum of 3-4 primitive shapes (circles, rectangles, triangles, custom paths)
  • Use proportional relationships: golden ratio (1:1.618) or simple ratios (1:1, 1:2, 2:3)
  • Maintain optical balance — geometric center ≠ visual center; adjust by eye
  • Icon should be recognizable at 64×64px (favicon test)

Logo Variants

VariantContentBackgroundUse Case
PrimaryIcon + WordmarkTransparentDefault usage
DarkDark-colored markTransparentOn light backgrounds
LightLight/white markTransparentOn dark backgrounds
Icon-onlyIcon without textTransparentFavicon, app icon, small spaces

Export Specifications

PropertyValue
Canvas size1024×1024px minimum
BackgroundTransparent (RGBA)
FormatPNG-24 with alpha
Color modesRGB
Padding10-15% of canvas on each side (icon centered)

Wordmark Rules

  • Letter-spacing: +2% to +8% of font size for brand names (track out for elegance)
  • Weight: Medium to Bold (never Thin for wordmarks — must be legible at small size)
  • Alignment with icon: baseline-aligned or center-aligned, maintain consistent gap

Style Constraints

  • No gradients in the primary logo — solid colors only for maximum versatility
  • No photorealistic elements — geometric/abstract only
  • No more than 3 colors in the logo (primary + secondary + neutral or white)
  • Minimum clear space: 0.5× the logo height on all sides, free of other elements

BUSINESS CARD SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions

PropertyValue
Standard size3.5" × 2" (89mm × 51mm)
Pixel size @300dpi1050 × 600px
reportlab points1050pt × 600pt (1pt = 1px at 72dpi, use 252pt × 144pt for true size, or scale up)
Bleed area3mm (9px @300dpi) beyond trim on all sides
Safety margin6mm (18px @300dpi) inside trim — all text/logos within this

Information Hierarchy

Arrange content in this priority order:

  1. Logo — occupies 20-30% of card width, positioned top-left or centered-top
  2. Name — largest text element on card, 14-18pt
  3. Title/Role — 2-4 words maximum, 10-12pt
  4. Contact details — ordered: email → phone → website → address, 8-10pt
  5. Tagline (optional) — bottom edge or back, 8-9pt italic

Layout Rules

  • Use one side only (single-sided design) unless explicitly requested otherwise
  • Maintain clear spatial zones: identity zone (top) + contact zone (bottom)
  • Horizontal rule or whitespace to separate zones
  • All contact info left-aligned for scan-ability
  • Logo and name can be on opposite sides (left/right) for visual balance

reportlab Output

from reportlab.lib.pagesizes import landscape
from reportlab.lib.units import mm

# Business card size
CARD_WIDTH = 89 * mm   # 3.5 inches
CARD_HEIGHT = 51 * mm  # 2 inches
BLEED = 3 * mm
SAFETY = 6 * mm

SOCIAL MEDIA COVER SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions

PlatformSizeSafe Zone
Universal cover1500×500pxCenter 1080×360px
LinkedIn banner1584×396pxCenter 1080×360px
Twitter/X header1500×500pxCenter 1080×360px

Use 1500×500px as the universal size — works across platforms with minimal cropping.

Safe Zone

The outer 15% on each side may be cropped or obscured by profile pictures and UI elements. All critical content (brand name, tagline, key visuals) must fit within the center safe zone:

┌──────────────────────────────────┐
│ ░░░░░░ CROP ZONE ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ │
│ ░░ ┌────────────────────────┐ ░░ │
│ ░░ │    SAFE ZONE           │ ░░ │
│ ░░ │  1080 × 360px          │ ░░ │
│ ░░ └────────────────────────┘ ░░ │
│ ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ │
└──────────────────────────────────┘

Content Guidelines

  • Brand name: prominent, centered or left-aligned within safe zone
  • Tagline: one line, positioned below or beside brand name
  • Visual elements: geometric patterns, color blocks, or abstract shapes from the design philosophy — extend to full bleed
  • No small text: minimum 24pt for any text on cover (reads on mobile)
  • Background should use brand colors; avoid busy photographs that compete with text

CROSS-DELIVERABLE CONSISTENCY RULES

These rules ensure visual coherence across all brand artifacts:

  1. Color values are immutable — define once in Phase 4, copy-paste exact HEX values everywhere. Never approximate.

  2. Font families are shared — the same heading/body/accent fonts appear on logo wordmark, business card, social cover, and spec document.

  3. Logo placement scaling:

    • Business card: logo width = 20-30% of card width
    • Social cover: logo height = 40-60% of safe zone height
    • Spec document: logo displayed at 200px wide in header
  4. Spacing system — derive all spacing from a base unit (e.g., 8px grid):

    • xs: 4px, sm: 8px, md: 16px, lg: 24px, xl: 32px, xxl: 48px
  5. Visual weight balance — if the logo uses thick geometric shapes, business card and cover should echo that weight (bold fonts, solid color blocks). If the logo is delicate/thin, other deliverables match (light fonts, fine lines, ample whitespace).


BRAND SPECIFICATION DOCUMENT FORMAT

The final .md document compiles all brand decisions into a referenceable guide:

# [Brand Name] — Brand Specification

## Brand Philosophy
[3-5 paragraphs from Phase 2]

## Design Philosophy
[Movement name and description from Phase 3]

## Color Palette
| Role | Name | HEX | RGB | Usage |
|------|------|-----|-----|-------|
| Primary | [name] | #XXXXXX | rgb(r,g,b) | Logo, headings |
| Secondary | [name] | #XXXXXX | rgb(r,g,b) | Accents |
| Neutral Dark | [name] | #XXXXXX | rgb(r,g,b) | Text |
| Neutral Light | [name] | #XXXXXX | rgb(r,g,b) | Background |

## Typography
| Role | Family | Weight | Sizes |
|------|--------|--------|-------|
| Heading | [font] | Bold | H1:48pt H2:32pt H3:24pt |
| Body | [font] | Regular | 14-16pt |
| Accent | [font] | Regular | 10-12pt |

## Logo Usage
- Minimum size: 64px width
- Clear space: 0.5× logo height on all sides
- Approved variants: Primary, Dark, Light, Icon-only
- Never stretch, rotate, or recolor the logo

## Deliverable Files
| File | Format | Dimensions |
|------|--------|-----------|
| logo-dark.png | PNG | 1024×1024 |
| logo-light.png | PNG | 1024×1024 |
| business-card.pdf | PDF | 3.5"×2" |
| social-cover.png | PNG | 1500×500 |

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