A brand’s visual identity is the combination of visual elements that represent it. This includes the logo, colors, fonts, icons, and other graphics. It is how a brand visually presents itself to the world and how it is recognized by the public.
Why is it important for brands and services to acquire it?
Here are some key reasons:
- Recognition: A strong and consistent visual identity makes a brand easily recognizable. Think of brands like Coca-Cola or Apple; their logos and colors are instantly identifiable.
- Professionalism and Credibility: A well-cared-for visual image conveys professionalism and seriousness. It helps build consumer confidence in the products or services offered.
- Differentiation: In a saturated market, a distinctive visual identity helps a brand stand out from the competition.
- Consistency: Maintaining a consistent visual identity across all customer touchpoints (advertising, website, products, etc.) strengthens the brand message and helps create a unified brand experience.
- Emotionality: Visual elements can evoke emotions and associations that connect on a personal level with the consumer, creating loyalty and affinity.

“Creating a visual identity is an exciting and creative process”
Marlyes Agorastos
marlyesceo@antasystudio.com
A well-designed visual identity not only captures the essence of a brand, but also facilitates emotional connection and customer loyalty. Would you like to know how to start creating a visual identity?
Process for
Visual Identity
01
Investigation
Understand your audience, your competition, and the market. Research what works and what doesn’t, and gather inspiration.
02
Definition
of Brand
Define your brand's values, mission, vision and personality. How do you want to be perceived?
03
Choosing
Visual Elements
Logo: Design a logo that represents your brand. This can be a symbol, a typographic logo, or a combination.
Colors: Select a color palette that reflects your brand's personality and evokes the right emotions.
Typography: Choose a typeface or fonts that align with your brand identity. Make sure they are legible.
Iconography: Develop a set of icons that can be used in a variety of visual communications.
04
Creating
Templates
Design templates for various materials (e.g., presentations, emails, business cards) to ensure consistency.
05
Manual
Brand
Create a visual identity manual that documents all guidelines on how to use visual elements consistently.
06
Application
Apply your visual identity to all customer touchpoints: website, social media, packaging, advertising, etc.
07
Review and
Adjustments
Review and adjust as necessary based on feedback and performance.