Corporate identity is an essential part of any brand, organization, small business, or corporation. As we look at who we are and what we do, establishing a brand and visual identity around these goals and achievements is more than just appropriate. As we all understand by now, our brands need more than a verbal identity and brand promise, brands need a strong visual identity.
Visual branding is a concept of adding graphical, visual elements, and building corporate image that will become recognizable and easier marketable. Creating elements that are visually appealing will help the brand gain more trust and recognition from its target audience and consumers. These branding elements help establish a face for the organizations, giving its personality, its own look, and feel, that is original, distinctive and brings a human aspect to the organizations. Visual branding strengthens the brand, by presenting a graphic element that is cohesive with the voice of your company and will help bring a larger target audience to your organization, because of the visual recognition.
As we all look into who our organizations are, and how our brands have developed and evolved overtime, sometimes we also realize that brand refresh is needed. Rebranding can help organizations, in addition to making visual identity current and updated, achieve more conversions and reach new untouched markets.
Over time brands and companies grow, evolve, and change and new markets appear. As our brands grow we need to focus on keeping consistency throughout our visual branding efforts. The best thing for one organization to do is have a creative agency or members of the internal creative department design templates for the different uses, as well as embrace brand standards throughout the company. This helps efforts in staying consistent from one media to another.
We all know that new technologies and new media is emerging at a faster pace than we ever before, keeping consistency throughout all of those visual branding efforts, you can make sure that your company stays looking professional and grows a larger target audience.

Petra
With an extensive background in design and branding, Petra continues to pursue her goals as Art Director in the creative visual communication field through user experiences and aesthetics, delving into studying surroundings and user behaviors. Petra’s bodies of work are often recognized and published in various industry-related programs such as Vega, Clutch and Awwwards. Honing her existing expertise in unparalleled design creation, Petra combines her innate artistic abilities with impeccable client communication.
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