# Brand Identity Worksheet — Visual Design Journey Free sample · Version 1.0 · English Use this worksheet for your own or a client's brand. You may edit and use the completed work commercially. Do not resell or redistribute the blank worksheet as a standalone template. No third-party fonts or images are included. ## 1. Define the brief - Brand name: - Audience (one specific group): - Audience's main problem: - Promise (what you help them do): - Evidence supporting that promise: - Three personality words: - Three things the brand should never feel like: ## 2. Build a type hierarchy Choose fonts licensed for your intended use. Start with one family and two weights. | Role | Family / weight | Desktop size | Mobile size | Line height | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Display | | 64px | 40px | 1.05 | | Heading | | 40px | 28px | 1.15 | | Body | | 18px | 18px | 1.6 | | Label | | 14px | 14px | 1.4 | These are starting values. Test with real content, long headlines and browser zoom. ## 3. Assign color roles - Background: - Primary text: - Muted text: - Accent: - Text on accent: - Focus indicator: Record each foreground/background pair and its measured contrast ratio. Target WCAG AA: 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text. Do not rely on color alone for status or errors. ## 4. Set logo rules - Primary lockup: - Minimum size after small-screen testing: - Clear space unit: - Approved light and dark versions: - Prohibited stretching, rotation or recoloring: ## 5. Test the system [ ] A mobile headline wraps cleanly. [ ] Body copy remains readable at 200% zoom. [ ] Buttons have distinguishable hover and keyboard-focus states. [ ] Logo works in one color and at the chosen minimum size. [ ] Color pairs have recorded contrast measurements. [ ] Font and asset licenses cover the intended use. [ ] A second designer can reproduce a page using these rules. ## 6. Handoff Owner: Version / date: Location of master assets: Approved export formats: Known limitations: More practical guides: https://visualdesignjourney.com/stories