competitive-visual-audit

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Use when analyzing competitor brands to find visual or positioning white space before making identity decisions, such as auditing competitor colors, typography, logos, imagery, and voice, or building a perceptual map. Keywords - competitive audit, competitor analysis, visual landscape, differentiation, white space, perceptual mapping, zig when others zag.

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# Competitive Visual Audit Frameworks Quick reference for competitive brand analysis that informs visual identity decisions. This skill auto-activates during visual phases so competitive insights guide design decisions. > "When others zig, zag. Radical differentiation is the surest path to relevance." — Marty Neumeier --- ## Key statistics - **55%** of brand first impressions are visual - **90%** of snap judgments are made on color alone (depending on product) - **80%** boost in brand recognition from consistent visual strategy - **86%** of customers say authenticity is a key reason they buy --- ## The Good/Different Chart (Marty Neumeier) Plot brands on two axes, "Good" (customer value) and "Different" (novelty/surprise): ``` DIFFERENT (Novel, Surprising) │ ZONE OF │ ZONE OF IRRELEVANCE │ DOMINANCE (Different but │ (Good AND Different) not good) │ ← THE GOAL │ ───────────────────────┼─────────────────────── │ ZONE OF │ ZONE OF MEDIOCRITY │ COMMODITIZATION (Neither good │ (Good but nor different) │ not different) │ GOOD (Customer Value) ``` **Score each competitor 1-10 on both axes**, then plot their position. --- ## The Only-ness Statement (Marty Neumeier) Format: "Our brand is the only ...

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mike-coulbourn
Repository
mike-coulbourn/claude-vibes
Created
9 months ago
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5 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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