{"slug":"brand-guideline-generator","title":"brand-guideline-generator","tags":["site-building","frontend","brand","guideline","generator"],"agent_summary":"Create a comprehensive brand guideline document from provided business information","trigger_phrases":["brand-guideline-generator","brand guide","guideline guide","generator guide","brand guidelines","brand identity document","brand style guide","brand book"],"runnable":false,"markdown":"**Trigger:** Use when \"brand guidelines\", \"brand guide\", \"brand identity document\", \"brand style guide\", \"brand book\".\n\nCreate a comprehensive brand guideline document from provided business information.\n\n### Sections to Generate\n\n**1. Brand Identity**\n- Core Values and Vision: Distill the brand's mission statement into one clear sentence. Define the vision. List 3-5 core values with one-sentence explanations.\n- Positioning and Promise: Positioning statement: \"For [audience], [brand] is the [category] that [differentiator] because [reason to believe].\" Brand personality in 3-5 adjectives with explanations. Brand promise — the one thing customers can always count on.\n- Target Audience: Primary audience with demographics, needs, and aspirations. 1-2 secondary audiences if relevant.\n\n**2. Visual Identity**\n- Logo Usage: Describe primary, secondary, and monochrome logo variations. Specify clear space rules. Define minimum size for print and digital. List acceptable and unacceptable usage examples.\n- Color Palette: Primary colors (2-3) with HEX, RGB, and CMYK values. Secondary colors (2-3). Accent colors (1-2). Usage guidelines: when to use each color and in what proportions.\n- Typography: Primary typeface for headings (with fallback). Secondary typeface for body text (with fallback). Font hierarchy: sizes, weights, and line heights for H1-H4, body, captions, and CTAs.\n- Imagery and Graphics: Visual style for photography (mood, lighting, composition). Illustration style guidelines. Icon style (line, filled, duotone, etc.). Guidance on visual consistency and tone.\n\n**3. Messaging and Tone**\n- Voice and Tone: Brand voice in 3-4 descriptors. \"Do\" and \"Don't\" examples for each descriptor. How tone shifts across contexts (social media vs formal communications).\n- Key Messaging: Primary tagline/slogan. 3-5 value propositions for different use cases. Elevator pitch (30-second version).\n- Content Guidelines: Writing style rules (Oxford comma, sentence case vs title case). Banned words or phrases. Preferred terminology for common concepts.\n\n**4. Application Guidelines**\n- Digital Presence: Website design principles (layout preferences, whitespace usage, CTA styling). Social media guidelines (profile image specs, post formatting, hashtag strategy). Email template guidelines.\n- Print and Physical Materials: Business card specifications. Stationery guidelines. Signage and packaging guidelines.\n\n**5. Implementation and Resources**\n- Internal Guidelines: Instructions for team members. Guidelines for external partners and vendors. Approval process for new brand materials.\n- Quick-Reference Checklist: One-page summary of the most critical brand rules. Checklist format for quick validation of any new material.\n\n---\n","html":"<p><strong>Trigger:</strong> Use when \"brand guidelines\", \"brand guide\", \"brand identity document\", \"brand style guide\", \"brand book\".</p>\n<p>Create a comprehensive brand guideline document from provided business information.</p>\n<h3>Sections to Generate</h3>\n<p><strong>1. Brand Identity</strong></p>\n<ul>\n<li>Core Values and Vision: Distill the brand's mission statement into one clear sentence. Define the vision. List 3-5 core values with one-sentence explanations.</li>\n<li>Positioning and Promise: Positioning statement: \"For [audience], [brand] is the [category] that [differentiator] because [reason to believe].\" Brand personality in 3-5 adjectives with explanations. Brand promise — the one thing customers can always count on.</li>\n<li>Target Audience: Primary audience with demographics, needs, and aspirations. 1-2 secondary audiences if relevant.</li>\n</ul>\n<p><strong>2. Visual Identity</strong></p>\n<ul>\n<li>Logo Usage: Describe primary, secondary, and monochrome logo variations. Specify clear space rules. Define minimum size for print and digital. List acceptable and unacceptable usage examples.</li>\n<li>Color Palette: Primary colors (2-3) with HEX, RGB, and CMYK values. Secondary colors (2-3). Accent colors (1-2). Usage guidelines: when to use each color and in what proportions.</li>\n<li>Typography: Primary typeface for headings (with fallback). Secondary typeface for body text (with fallback). Font hierarchy: sizes, weights, and line heights for H1-H4, body, captions, and CTAs.</li>\n<li>Imagery and Graphics: Visual style for photography (mood, lighting, composition). Illustration style guidelines. Icon style (line, filled, duotone, etc.). Guidance on visual consistency and tone.</li>\n</ul>\n<p><strong>3. Messaging and Tone</strong></p>\n<ul>\n<li>Voice and Tone: Brand voice in 3-4 descriptors. \"Do\" and \"Don't\" examples for each descriptor. How tone shifts across contexts (social media vs formal communications).</li>\n<li>Key Messaging: Primary tagline/slogan. 3-5 value propositions for different use cases. Elevator pitch (30-second version).</li>\n<li>Content Guidelines: Writing style rules (Oxford comma, sentence case vs title case). Banned words or phrases. Preferred terminology for common concepts.</li>\n</ul>\n<p><strong>4. Application Guidelines</strong></p>\n<ul>\n<li>Digital Presence: Website design principles (layout preferences, whitespace usage, CTA styling). Social media guidelines (profile image specs, post formatting, hashtag strategy). Email template guidelines.</li>\n<li>Print and Physical Materials: Business card specifications. Stationery guidelines. Signage and packaging guidelines.</li>\n</ul>\n<p><strong>5. Implementation and Resources</strong></p>\n<ul>\n<li>Internal Guidelines: Instructions for team members. Guidelines for external partners and vendors. Approval process for new brand materials.</li>\n<li>Quick-Reference Checklist: One-page summary of the most critical brand rules. Checklist format for quick validation of any new material.</li>\n</ul>\n<hr>\n"}