A tune, numbers or logo, a combination of colours – these are all elements of corporate identity. And the most important thing here is not just to create a specific, most recognisable part, but to add to the overall package, to create a complete image. That’s how nolimitway.com got its corporate identity, and it’s really making a difference in terms of brand recognition and sales.
The visual component says a lot more about the company than descriptions or presentations. The customer looks at the appearance of the product in the first instance, and trusts its own feel and colours, and the idea itself. And it is best to combine the corporate identity into a whole system, otherwise the consumer may simply get confused and pass by. This is why the basic requirements for the idea are formed:
When creating corporate identity, a standard approach is used, namely the development of a brand book, a guide which will help to develop further. And with this strategy, everything can be organised in such a way that everything is in harmony and fits together.
It is first and foremost about recognisability. Often people don’t hesitate to buy a product. Consider Russia’s mobile operators as an example. The most recognisable ones have simply separated their colours so that the consumer cannot confuse anything. Identification goes even without a logo or letters. Of course, no one forbids the use of shades, as Megafon and Sberbank do. But no one will mistake these shades, as they are already widely known.
The main advantages of corporate identity are:
In fact, there are many good examples. The New York Times, for example, hasn’t changed font in over a century. Even a person who can’t read can easily recognise the typeface on the newspaper.
Coca Cola is the best example of combining all kinds of visual design. Today everyone recognises from the first note what the advertisement is about and the letters in the background are hard to mistake for anything else.