Marcas e formatos
- Ariel
- 18 de nov. de 2020
- 1 min de leitura
Prof. Eduardo Ariel
Marcas, manuais e novos formatos
O tema do post são os brandbooks nas suas versões mais diversas. É possível que tantas outras vertentes não tenha sido mapeadas na pesquisa, porém os exemplos abaixo poderão ser úteis para aqueles interessados nessa ferramenta de Design e de Comunicação.
O primeiro caso é de um site dedicado que assume uma função primordial de brandbook ou brand site:
Existem outros manuais interativos bem interessantes, donde cada um possui uma proposta diferente e criativa - conforme abaixo:
O manual da Cisco foi criado com a ferramenta Lytho que está acessível no link : https://www.lytho.com/brand-center
Seguem abaixo outros exemplos incríveis publicados na ferramenta ISUU:
Um caso interessante e bem inovador está presente no Behance.
Também foi possível encontrar uma versão bem sintética do manual da Cruz Vermelha.
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