Brand Style Guide

01 Brand Personality

Vision, Mission, Values and Purpose

Outlines the brand’s long-term aspirations (Vision), purpose (Mission), and market Positioning and how it distinguishes itself from competitors.

Vision

To develop a brand vision, a company should ask itself, “What do we want to achieve, and what will success look like?”

The answer to this question should be specific, measurable, and time-bound.

Mission

The mission encapsulates the reason why the brand exists, the problems it seeks to solve, and how it plans to achieve its goals.

The mission is a critical component of a brand’s strategy, helping to guide its actions and ensure that it stays true to its purpose and vision.

Values

The brand values constitute the meaning that the company wants its work to have. Therefore, your brand values should reflect what’s fundamentally important to you and your organization.

For example, diversity, sustainable sourcing, precision, and many others are critical values for various types of businesses.

Purpose

Brand purpose is the reason why a company exists beyond making a profit. It defines the company’s role in society and the impact it wants to have on the world.

To develop a brand purpose, a company should ask itself, “What problem are we solving, and why does it matter?”

02 Logo

Primary Logo

Presents the brand’s primary visual symbol, explaining how it represents the brand’s identity and values.

Australian New Zealand Society of Occupational Medicine

Logo Alternatives

Provides variations of the primary logo, such as horizontal, vertical, or monochrome versions, for different contexts.

Australian New Zealand Society of Occupational Medicine

Logo Scaling

Specifies the minimum and maximum sizes the logo can be used without losing clarity or impact.

Australian New Zealand Society of Occupational Medicine
Australian New Zealand Society of Occupational Medicine
Australian New Zealand Society of Occupational Medicine

04 Brand Colours

Primary Palette

Defines the official brand colours and how they should be used to ensure brand recognition.

The core set of colors representing the brand’s identity, used across all major materials.

Gun Metal Grey

HEX: #69727D
RGB: 105, 114, 125
CMYK: 63, 48, 5, 100

Gun Metal Grey

HEX: #69727D
RGB: 105, 114, 125
CMYK: 63, 48, 5, 100

Gun Metal Grey

HEX: #69727D
RGB: 105, 114, 125
CMYK: 63, 48, 5, 100

Secondary Palette

Additional colors that complement the primary palette for variety in design without straying from the brand’s look.

Gun Metal Grey

HEX: #69727D
RGB: 105, 114, 125
CMYK: 63, 48, 5, 100

Gun Metal Grey

HEX: #69727D
RGB: 105, 114, 125
CMYK: 63, 48, 5, 100

Gun Metal Grey

HEX: #69727D
RGB: 105, 114, 125
CMYK: 63, 48, 5, 100

Background Palette

Specifies neutral or soft background colors that should be used behind content to maintain clarity and focus.

HEX: #69727D
RGB: 105, 114, 125
CMYK: 63, 48, 5, 100
HEX: #69727D
RGB: 105, 114, 125
CMYK: 63, 48, 5, 100
HEX: #69727D
RGB: 105, 114, 125
CMYK: 63, 48, 5, 100

05 Design Elements

Button

Defines the button style within the website

Padding: 10px 20px
Capitalisation: All Caps
Colour: Gun Metal Grey
Hover Colour: blue

Padding: 10px 20px
Capitalisation: All Caps
Colour: Gun Metal Grey
Hover Colour: blue

Border Radius

Specifies how much radius is on boxes, images or other square elements within the overall design

Border Radius: 2rem

Border Radius: 2rem

Box Shadow

Specifies the details of a box shadow and or border effect if there is one in the overall design

Box Shadow: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25)
Border: 1px, #444444
Vertical offset: 2px Horizontal offset: 2px
Box Shadow: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25)
Border: 1px, #444444
Vertical offset: 2px Horizontal offset: 2px

Australian and New Zealand Society of Occupational Medicine

Branding created by Brockdin Barr at Catchlight Design.