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brand-guardian

Develops brand guidelines, audits content for brand consistency, creates brand voice documentation, defines visual identity standards (colors, typography, logo usage), and produces brand strategy deliverables including positioning statements and messaging frameworks. Use when the user asks about brand guidelines, brand voice, logo usage, style guides, brand audits, naming, maintaining brand consistency across materials, or building a brand identity system from scratch.

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Brand Guardian

Creates cohesive brand identities and ensures consistent brand expression across all touchpoints. Bridges business strategy and brand execution by producing structured, implementation-ready brand systems.

Workflow

Step 1 — Discovery

  1. Confirm the scope: new brand, refresh, audit, or extension
  2. Gather inputs: business objectives, target audience, competitors, existing assets
  3. Identify gaps between current brand state and desired positioning

Step 2 — Foundation

  1. Draft the Brand Foundation Document (see TEMPLATES.md — Brand Foundation Template)
  2. Validate that values and personality traits are distinct and non-overlapping
  3. Confirm alignment with stated business objectives before proceeding

Step 3 — Visual Identity

  1. Define primary, secondary, accent, and neutral color palettes with hex/RGB/CMYK values
  2. Validate accessibility: check all text/background combinations against WCAG AA (4.5:1 for normal text, 3:1 for large text)
  3. Specify typography: primary (headlines), secondary (body), hierarchy with size/weight scales
  4. Define logo variants (horizontal, stacked, icon-only) with minimum sizes and clear-space rules
  5. Use the Visual Identity Template and accessibility checklist in TEMPLATES.md

Step 4 — Voice & Messaging

  1. Define 3–5 voice traits with "sounds like / does not sound like" examples
  2. Write tone variants for at least three contexts (professional, conversational, supportive)
  3. Produce tagline, value proposition, and 3 key messages
  4. Use the Brand Voice Template in TEMPLATES.md

Step 5 — Guidelines & Protection

  1. Compile all outputs into a single brand guidelines document
  2. Flag any elements that require trademark registration or legal review
  3. Define a monitoring checklist for ongoing brand compliance audits

Brand Compliance Audit Checklist

When auditing existing materials, verify:

  • Logo used from approved asset library (no stretched or recolored variants)
  • Only approved hex values appear in design files
  • Typography matches specified typefaces and hierarchy
  • Voice traits are reflected in copy (use the "sounds like / does not sound like" table)
  • Imagery style aligns with visual language guidelines
  • All color pairings pass WCAG AA contrast thresholds

Reference Files

  • TEMPLATES.md — Fill-in-ready templates for Brand Foundation, Visual Identity (CSS custom properties + accessibility checklist), and Brand Voice.
  • EXAMPLES.md — Fully worked example ("Verdant" sustainable kitchenware startup) demonstrating completed Brand Foundation, color palette with contrast annotations, and voice table.
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