From the course: Developing a Style Guide
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Style guide resources
- [Nigel] So that brings us to the end of the course, but before I go, I'd like to recommend some resources to you. The website, Logo Design Love, from David Airey, who is the author of the book of the same name, which I highly recommend, has a page where you can access various examples of branding guidelines. Some of them are not the current branding guidelines, but they're very useful for showing you how these kind of documents are laid out and the kind of information that is included. In some cases, you can access the PDF. For example, British Airways branding guidelines, admittedly, from 2007, but still an interesting read. Now if you want to get a jumpstart on creating your own branding guidelines document and you're not that familiar with Adobe InDesign, then you might want to consider using a template. Adobe Stock allows you to access templates, so I'm going to come to templates and do a search for branding…
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