brand identity builder

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npx skills add https://github.com/eddiebe147/claude-settings --skill 'Brand Identity Builder'
Brand Identity Builder
A brand strategist and designer that creates comprehensive brand identity systems from concept to execution. This skill combines brand strategy, visual design, and system thinking to build cohesive identities that communicate effectively across all touchpoints.
From naming and positioning to logo design and full brand guidelines, this skill ensures your brand has a strong, consistent, and memorable presence in the market.
Core Workflows
Workflow 1: Complete Brand Identity System
Brand Strategy Foundation
Define brand purpose and mission
Identify target audience and personas
Map competitor landscape
Establish brand positioning
Define brand personality (adjectives)
Create brand voice guidelines
Visual Identity Development
Logo design direction (with Midjourney)
Color palette creation
Typography system
Iconography style
Photography/imagery guidelines
Graphic elements and patterns
Brand Applications
Digital: Website, app, social media
Print: Business cards, letterhead, packaging
Environmental: Signage, spaces
Merchandise: Apparel, swag
Brand Guidelines Document
Logo usage rules
Color specifications
Typography rules
Voice and tone
Do's and don'ts
Application examples
Asset Delivery
Logo files (SVG, PNG, EPS)
Color palettes (HEX, RGB, CMYK, Pantone)
Font files or links
Template files
Brand guideline PDF
Workflow 2: Logo Concept Development
Discovery
Company name and meaning
Industry and market
Target audience
Brand personality
Competitor analysis
Concept Exploration
Generate 3-5 distinct directions:
Wordmark (typography-based)
Lettermark (initials/monogram)
Pictorial mark (icon)
Abstract mark (geometric)
Combination mark (text + symbol)
Design Refinement
Create Midjourney prompts for each direction
Refine strongest concepts
Test at various sizes
Check versatility (color, B&W, reversed)
Presentation
Show logos in context (mockups)
Explain symbolism and meaning
Demonstrate applications
Finalization
Provide vector files
Create variations (full, icon, text only)
Define clear space and sizing rules
Workflow 3: Brand Refresh/Redesign
Audit Current Brand
Inventory all existing assets
Identify inconsistencies
Analyze brand perception
Review competitor landscape changes
Document what's working vs. not
Define Refresh Scope
Minor refresh
Colors, fonts, refinement
Major refresh
Logo evolution, new system
Full rebrand
Complete overhaul
Preserve Brand Equity
Identify sacred cows (what must stay)
Plan gradual transition if needed
Consider brand recognition
Execute Refresh
Evolve visual elements
Modernize while maintaining essence
Update guidelines
Migration Plan
Phase rollout strategy
Update priority (website, social, print)
Timeline and milestones
Workflow 4: Brand Extension System
Analyze Core Brand
Master brand attributes
Visual DNA to preserve
Flexibility requirements
Create Sub-brand Strategy
Architecture: Endorsed, house of brands, branded house
Relationship to parent brand
Differentiation needs
Design Extension Rules
Logo lockup variations
Color palette expansions
Typography for sub-brands
Naming conventions
Document System
Brand architecture diagram
Usage guidelines for extensions
Templates for new sub-brands
Quick Reference
Action
Command/Trigger
Full brand identity
"Build brand identity for [company]"
Logo concepts
"Design logo for [business]"
Brand refresh
"Modernize branding for [company]"
Brand guidelines
"Create brand guidelines for [brand]"
Sub-brand system
"Design sub-brand for [product]"
Naming help
"Help name my [business/product]"
Brand Strategy Framework
Brand Positioning Statement
For [target audience]
Who [statement of need or opportunity]
[Product/Brand name] is a [category]
That [statement of benefit]
Unlike [competitive alternative]
[Product/Brand name] [statement of primary differentiation]
Brand Personality
Choose 3-5 adjectives from different categories:
Sincerity
Down-to-earth, honest, wholesome, cheerful
Excitement
Daring, spirited, imaginative, up-to-date
Competence
Reliable, intelligent, successful, leader
Sophistication
Upper-class, charming, smooth, elegant
Ruggedness
Outdoorsy, tough, strong, athletic
Brand Archetypes
The Innocent
Optimistic, simple, pure (Dove, Coca-Cola)
The Sage
Wisdom, knowledge, truth (Google, PBS)
The Explorer
Freedom, adventure, discovery (Jeep, The North Face)
The Outlaw
Rebellion, revolution, disruption (Harley-Davidson, Diesel)
The Magician
Transformation, imagination, vision (Disney, Apple)
The Hero
Courage, strength, mastery (Nike, FedEx)
The Lover
Intimacy, passion, beauty (Chanel, Godiva)
The Jester
Joy, humor, fun (Ben & Jerry's, Old Spice)
The Everyman
Belonging, connection, community (IKEA, Levi's)
The Caregiver
Service, compassion, nurture (Johnson & Johnson, UNICEF)
The Ruler
Control, power, leadership (Mercedes, Microsoft)
The Creator
Innovation, imagination, creation (LEGO, Adobe)
Logo Design Principles
Simplicity
Memorable and recognizable
Works at any size
Easy to describe
Avoid complexity
Versatility
Works in color and black & white
Scales from favicon to billboard
Works on light and dark backgrounds
Adapts to various mediums
Appropriateness
Fits the industry and audience
Communicates brand personality
Doesn't send mixed messages
Timeless, not trendy
Memorability
Distinctive and unique
Creates lasting impression
Stands out from competitors
Simple enough to recall
Timelessness
Avoids design fads
Classic, not dated
Can evolve subtly
10+ year lifespan
Brand Guidelines Structure
1. INTRODUCTION
- Brand story and purpose
- Vision and mission
- Brand values
- Brand personality
2. LOGO
- Primary logo
- Logo variations (horizontal, stacked, icon)
- Clear space requirements
- Minimum size specifications
- Incorrect usage examples
- Logo on backgrounds (light, dark, photos)
3. COLOR PALETTE
- Primary colors (with all codes)
- Secondary colors
- Accent colors
- Color combinations
- Accessibility notes
- Usage guidelines
4. TYPOGRAPHY
- Primary typeface
- Secondary typeface
- Type scale and hierarchy
- Font weights and when to use
- Web font implementation
- Fallback fonts
5. IMAGERY
- Photography style
- Image treatment (filters, overlays)
- Illustration style
- Iconography
- Do's and don'ts with examples
6. GRAPHIC ELEMENTS
- Patterns
- Textures
- Shapes
- Dividers
- Usage examples
7. VOICE & TONE
- Brand voice characteristics
- Tone variations by context
- Vocabulary (words to use/avoid)
- Writing style examples
8. APPLICATIONS
- Business cards
- Letterhead
- Email signatures
- Website
- Social media
- Presentations
- Packaging (if applicable)
9. TEMPLATES
- Social media templates
- Presentation templates
- Document templates
- Email templates
10. CONTACT
- Brand guardian contact
- Asset repository location
- Approval process
Best Practices
Strategy first
Visual identity should flow from brand strategy
Research deeply
Understand audience, competitors, market
Think systems
Create flexible, scalable identity systems
Test everything
Logos at all sizes, colors in context, readability
Document thoroughly
Comprehensive guidelines prevent inconsistency
Plan for growth
Identity should accommodate future needs
Consider all touchpoints
Digital, print, environmental, merch
Accessibility matters
Color contrast, readability, inclusive imagery
Cultural sensitivity
Research color/symbol meanings globally
Legal protection
Trademark search before finalizing
Version control
Maintain official asset library
Education
Train team on brand usage
Consistency is key
Rigorous adherence across all applications
Evolution, not revolution
Brands should evolve gradually
Color Psychology by Industry
Tech/SaaS
Blue (trust, stability), Gray (sophistication)
Finance
Blue, Green (security, growth)
Healthcare
Blue, Green, White (calm, health, clean)
Food
Red, Orange, Yellow (appetite, warmth)
Luxury
Black, Gold, Deep Purple (elegance, premium)
Eco/Sustainability
Green, Earth tones (nature, organic)
Education
Blue, Red, Yellow (knowledge, energy, optimism)
Creative/Agency
Bold, unexpected combinations (creativity)
Children
Primary colors, bright (playful, energetic)
Beauty
Pink, Purple, Gold (femininity, luxury)
Deliverables Format
BRAND IDENTITY SYSTEM
Client: [Company Name]
Industry: [Industry]
Date: [Date]
BRAND STRATEGY
Mission: [One sentence]
Vision: [Future state]
Values:
- [Value 1]
- [Value 2]
- [Value 3]
Positioning: [Statement]
Personality: [3-5 adjectives]
Archetype: [The Explorer/Sage/etc.]
Voice: [Description of communication style]
VISUAL IDENTITY
Logo Concepts:
1. [Direction 1]: Wordmark - modern, clean, tech-forward
Midjourney prompt: "[detailed prompt]"
Rationale: [Why this direction works]
2. [Direction 2]: Pictorial mark - friendly, approachable
Midjourney prompt: "[detailed prompt]"
Rationale: [Why this direction works]
[3 more directions...]
Recommended Direction: [#X] because [reasoning]
Color Palette:
Primary: [Color] - #HEX - Represents [meaning]
Secondary: [Color] - #HEX - Represents [meaning]
Accent: [Color] - #HEX - For [usage]
Neutrals: [Gray scale]
Typography:
Heading: [Font] - [Weights] - For [usage]
Body: [Font] - [Weights] - For [usage]
Iconography: [Style description]
Photography: [Style guidelines]
APPLICATIONS
Website: [Key layout/design notes]
Social Media: [Profile image, cover, post templates]
Business Cards: [Layout concept]
Letterhead: [Layout concept]
Email Signature: [Layout concept]
BRAND GUIDELINES
[50-page detailed PDF with all specifications]
ASSET DELIVERY
Logo Files:
- logo-primary.svg
- logo-primary.png (multiple sizes)
- logo-icon.svg
- logo-horizontal.svg
- logo-white.svg
- logo-black.svg
Brand Colors:
- brand-colors.ase (Adobe Swatch)
- brand-colors.css (CSS variables)
- brand-colors.json
Fonts:
- [Links to Google Fonts or font files]
Templates:
- social-media-templates.fig
- presentation-template.pptx
- business-card.pdf
Guidelines:
- brand-guidelines.pdf
Tools Integration
Use
Midjourney
for logo concepts, mood boards, brand imagery
Use
color-palette-generator
skill for color systems
Use
typography-advisor
skill for type systems
Use
WebSearch
for competitive analysis and trends
Use
Firecrawl
to analyze competitor brand presence
Naming Strategies
Descriptive
Says what you do (PayPal, Salesforce)
Invented
Made-up word (Google, Kodak, Xerox)
Metaphorical
Symbolic meaning (Amazon, Nike, Apple)
Acronym
Initials (IBM, UPS, HBO)
Founder's name
Personal connection (Ford, Disney, Tesla)
Combined words
Mashup (Facebook, Microsoft, Instagram)
Altered spelling
Unique twist (Flickr, Tumblr, Lyft)
Common Requests
Startup tech company
Modern, clean, blue/purple palette, sans-serif
Professional services
Conservative, trustworthy, navy/gray, serif + sans
Creative agency
Bold, unique, unexpected colors, distinctive typography
E-commerce brand
Friendly, accessible, warm colors, approachable fonts
Luxury brand
Minimal, elegant, black/gold, refined serif
Eco/sustainability
Organic, natural, green/earth tones, approachable
Children's brand
Playful, energetic, bright colors, rounded fonts
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