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Design a real brand identity and output production files — vector logos in outlines, an icon set, a multi-page brand manual, and press-ready PDFs with bleed and TrimBox. Use when asked to create or rework a logo, brand, visual identity, brand book/manual, logo variations, or print artwork (business card, banner, poster). Not for picking colours for an existing UI, and not for fetching a company's existing logo.
DiegoAmorimDev/brandpress · ★ 1 · Data & Documents · score 59
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# brandpress Design an identity and ship the files. A brand handover is vector artwork, an icon set, a manual and print-ready pieces — not a picture of a logo and not a web page that shows one. You will do this with code. There is no design application here, and none is needed: `skill/assets/pipeline/` is a small toolkit that draws exact geometry, pulls real glyph outlines out of a typeface, lays out PDF pages and writes SVG/PDF/PNG. ## When this applies Use it for: a new logo or identity, reworking an existing one, a brand manual, logo variations and lockups, an icon/favicon set, print artwork. Do not use it for: choosing colours inside an existing product UI (that is a design-system task), or obtaining a third party's existing logo. ## Non-negotiables 1. **Look at every render before moving on.** Generate, open the PNG, judge it. Text output describing what you drew is not evidence. Most defects in this work are visual and invisible in code. 2. **Explore before you commit.** Draw at least five different symbol directions, render them on one sheet, then argue for one. First ideas are category clichés. 3. **Curves, never text.** Any logo file containing `<text>` renders differently on a machine without that font. Convert to outlines. 4. **Never fabricate a measurement.** If a print size, licence term or brand fact is unknown, say so and mark the assumption in the deliverable. ## Process ### 1. Brief Get, or infer and state: the name (exact casing),