Minimalist arrangement of beige and white geometric objects including a tall rounded vase, two spheres, a cone, and a rectangular block cast soft shadows on a light textured wall.

Style guide

Colors
Accent 100
#c94d2e
Accent 200
#e7fff1
Accent 300
#faf2ff
Accent 400
#fff2f2
Accent 500
#74635f
Accent 600
#f3ebe3
Accent 700
#eee7e0
Accent 800
#efefef
Neutral 100
#ffffff
Neutral 200
#d4d4d4
Neutral 200
#d9d9d9
Neutral 400
#4d4d4d
Neutral 500
#050609
Typography
Size
Line height
Weights

H1

3.75 rem
116%
500

H2

3.125 rem
115%
500

H3

2.66 rem
115%
500

H4

2 rem
135%
700
H5
1.5 rem
156%
500
H6
1.25 rem
125%
500

Body font

1.125 rem
156%
400
Logo
Favicons
Black hexagon with an orange open-source icon inside, symbolizing open source software.
Red hexagon with a symmetrical four-pointed star cut out in the center on a black background.
Brand logo
logo
Lists
  • List Item One
  • List Item Two
  • List Item Three
  1. List Item One
  2. List Item Two
  3. List Item Three
Icons
Line icons
Avatars
Smiling young woman with long light brown hair and black-framed glasses wearing a black top, against a blurred indoor background.
12 rem
Placeholder
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Message
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States messages
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Understand the people behind the market

Great brands are built around people, not products.

Understanding your audience means going beyond demographics. You need to understand their motivations, frustrations, expectations, habits, and aspirations.Research can reveal what customers actually value instead of what a business assumes they value. These insights can then influence everything from messaging and positioning to UX and visual identity.

When a brand understands its audience, communication becomes more relevant and authentic.

Make every experience count

A brand does not live inside a brand guideline document. It lives in the experiences people have with the business. A website visit, social media post, product package, email, advertisement, customer-support conversation, and checkout experience all contribute to the perception of the brand. This is why brand thinking and UX thinking should work together.