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As promised, I’m back at it with the blog— and to kick things off, I’m doing something I think you’ll be big fans of: a video collab series all about branding your website!
So the other day I sat down with Squarespace Designer, SEO Expert, and my #onlinebizbestie, Charlotte O’Hara, to talk all about 4 of the most important branding elements for your website.
If you’ve been struggling with how to start a branding project – whether it’s for yourself or a client – look no further! I totally understand how overwhelming the branding process can be, especially if you’re new to brand design.
The thing about branding (or graphic design in general) is that you never have to recreate the wheel if you don’t want to. There are SO many branding and design resources out there for you to use and today I’ve compiled my favorites for designing a feminine brand identity!
Welcome to the world of fonts. I’m assuming you’ve been assigned the task of picking a font (or a couple) for your website, or are interested in changing your website’s fonts.
Most think that choosing a font is a last minute decision that doesn’t make a huge impact on the project as a whole. Yet, I’m here to tell you that couldn’t be farther from the truth. Font effects not only the look and design of your website but your brand as a whole.
When it comes to running a business, having a brand that stands out can either make or break you, and whilst many people drastically underestimate the importance of a good brand, it’s definitely something that should be taken more seriously - and really is what will help set you apart from all of the competition in your field, so in this post we’re going to share with you why a brand is about more than a logo and how to get yours to stand out.
Your branding plays a big role when it comes to building a trusting relationship with your customers. This is something that takes time, and which has to be carefully crafted.
Yet while many companies do make the effort to create their company branding, many are inadvertently and regularly undermining it.
In the last video, we talked a little bit about how to choose and use your color palette on your website. But today we are going even deeper and giving you even more tips and tricks to keep your website looking clean, professional, and right on brand.