Brand guidelines: what to include so your team and printers get it right
A brand guidelines document keeps your logo, colours and layouts consistent across vendors and staff. Here is what a useful one contains and how to keep it usable.
Read articleGraphic design covers the everyday material a business needs: brochures, catalogues, flyers, presentations, ads and hoardings. We design each piece to follow your brand system, so every item looks like it comes from the same company.

A sales rep in Pune and a dealer in Nashik should see the same company. We work from your brand colours, fonts and layouts so that new pieces match old ones, whoever prints them.
Files are delivered print ready, with proper bleed and the right colour setup, plus editable versions for your team where agreed.
Brochures, catalogues and presentations that help reps close.
Flyers, offers, hoardings and menus that are readable from a distance.
Invitations, standees and ads produced to a deadline.
You always know what stage we are at, what we need from you, and when you will see the next thing.
A call or a WhatsApp chat about your business, your buyers and your competitors.
We turn that into a clear direction and a few rough routes. You pick the one that feels right.
Full design in rounds. Two to three revision rounds are part of every quote.
Final files, source files and a short guide so your team and vendors use them correctly.
Do not see yours here? Message us on WhatsApp and we will answer the same day.
Yes. We provide print-ready files with proper bleed, and editable source files where agreed.
Yes. Send your logo and any brand guidelines and we will follow them. If there are none, we can create a simple system first.
Both. A single brochure or a full catalogue is quoted after a short call based on pages and scope.
We design pharma calendars, brand reminders, flip cards and leaflets that follow your brand system. See pharma design and printing for the complete list.
A brand guidelines document keeps your logo, colours and layouts consistent across vendors and staff. Here is what a useful one contains and how to keep it usable.
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