Visual Brand Guidelines
Documentation of approved visual identity standards.
Brand Guidelines Writing
Professional support for documenting the standards that help organizations communicate their brand consistently.
Lamtas organizes approved brand information into practical guidelines covering identity, messaging, tone, visual elements, and communication usage.
Brand Guidelines
Brand guidelines establish practical standards for presenting an organization's identity consistently across communication channels.
Lamtas provides writing and documentation support for brand guidelines covering messaging, tone of voice, visual identity, logo usage, typography, color specifications, imagery, and communication principles.
The document can support internal teams, agencies, designers, content creators, sales teams, and external partners.
Source information may include existing brand assets, approved messaging, visual specifications, positioning documents, and management instructions.
The focus is on turning existing brand decisions into a usable reference document.
Trademark, copyright, advertising, and intellectual-property matters may require separate professional advice.
Brand Guidelines Services
Create a practical reference for consistent brand presentation across business communications.
Documentation of approved visual identity standards.
Rules for appropriate logo placement, sizing, variations, and usage.
Documentation of approved color specifications and applications.
Standards for typefaces, hierarchy, sizing, and text presentation.
Documentation of preferred language, tone, style, and communication principles.
Integrated guidance for maintaining consistency across communications.
Why Lamtas
Approved brand standards are organized into a single reference document.
Guidelines can explain how standards should be applied.
Internal and external contributors can work from a common reference.
Tone and messaging principles can be documented alongside visual standards.
Consistent standards can support communication across different channels.
The guidelines are structured for practical organizational use.
Our Process
Gather approved visual, verbal, messaging, and identity information.
Assess existing guidelines, assets, positioning information, and communication examples.
Determine the sections and rules that should appear in the document.
Write and organize the standards into a practical reference.
Check consistency, clarity, completeness, and alignment with supplied brand information.
Prepare the completed brand guidelines document.
Strategic documentation covering positioning, audience, differentiation, and brand direction.
Project-specific creative direction aligned with brand standards.
Presentation content that can follow approved brand communication standards.
Customer-facing sales material that can use the documented brand direction.
They can cover visual identity, logo usage, colors, typography, imagery, messaging, tone of voice, and communication standards.
Yes. Existing brand assets and approved information can be organized into a structured guide.
Yes. Existing guidelines can be reviewed, reorganized, edited, and updated using supplied information.
Yes. Verbal identity and communication style can be documented.
Yes. They can serve as a reference for external creative, marketing, and communication partners.
Pricing depends on scope, number of brand elements, source materials, complexity, and turnaround.
Tell Lamtas what brand materials and approved standards you already have.