Designing a Brand Style Guide in PowerPoint

Name: Designing a Brand Style Guide in PowerPoint
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Design Brand Style Guide, Personal Branding and Brand Identity in PowerPoint

Created byZain Ul Abidin

Last updated 9/2023

English

What you'll learn

Learn what the Brand Style Guide is and its elements
How to create overall look and Feel of Brand in Design Guide
How to add extract color codes, define logo rules for Style Design Guide
How to add Logos, Color palette, Fonts and Images in our Brand Guides

Course content

1 section • 10 lectures • 49m total length

Learn the Basics of Style Design Guide (Only theoretical Class)4:37
Explore how to design a brand style guide in PowerPoint, covering logo usage, color palettes, typography, and imagery to ensure consistency and brand trust.
How to Create Pre-Requirements File5:32
Assemble pre requirements for a brand style guide in PowerPoint by gathering logos, colors, fonts, and images, and extracting primary and secondary colors from the logo.
How to design Front Page of Style Design Guide3:47
Design the cover page of a brand style guide in PowerPoint by applying the brand color, centering the logo, and using the Ravi font for the title.
How to add logos and define clear space around the logo5:58
Place primary and secondary logos in the brand style guide, define clear space around the logo, and establish logo rules in PowerPoint, using the brand’s dark blue color for consistency.
Setting rules for Correct Usage of Logo6:24
Establish rules for the correct usage of logos by illustrating common practices like avoiding distortion, rotation, color changes, and extra elements, and laying groundwork for future color guidelines.
How to add and extract Brands colors in Design Guide7:04
Learn to build a brand color palette in PowerPoint by adding primary and secondary colors, extracting RGB color codes, and labeling each color name and code.
How to add typography and images in Design Guide5:25
Learn to build a brand style guide in PowerPoint by adding typography with the Raavi font and brand images, duplicating slides, and detailing fonts and imagery as four main elements.
How to design Table of Contents4:15
Duplicate the title slide, add a four by three table listing four elements with page numbers, and format it to design the table of contents for the brand style guide.
Finalize Style Design Guide4:39
Finalize the brand style design by adding shades of the second brand color, placing a light blue rectangle on each slide, and numbering all elements, then save as a pdf.
Some Examples of Style Design Guide2:00
Explore example style guides to inspire your own designs and practice creating outstanding style design guides.
Design Style Guide (QUIZ)

Requirements

Computer and Internet
Microsoft PowerPoint
Basic knowledge of PowerPoint will be beneficial

Description

In this course, you will learn how to design style guides in PowerPoint. I am selecting PowerPoint, Because it is easy to handle and easily available in almost every computer. Style design guides is a rule book of a brand with all the design guidelines and standards that specifies every aspect of the look and feel of your brand.

Importance of Style Design Guide

A brand guide is important because it creates consistency and helps to avoid internal and external miscommunication. With a guide, everyone has access to the same colors, fonts and images that you want to used throughout your company.

It has been experienced that branding allows you to be purposeful tool in marketing and advertising. Because it creates brand trust and loyalty. So, it is very important to have a brand style design guide.

We will also learn

What is style design guide and it's main elements?
What is importance of style design guide?
How to add primary and secondary logos and also define rules for your logos.
How to add color palette and extract primary and secondary colors.
How to add fonts and images in design guide.

One thing I want to say is that this course is completely practical.

Who this course is for:

Students
Business man
Freelancers
Graphics Designers