Digital Generation

What a good blog should include Overview of brand, including history, vision and personality Logo specifications and examples of usage Typography palette Color palette Image use specifications, including photography style Letterhead and business card design Design layouts and grids for print and web-based projects Brochure guidelines Specifications for signage and outdoor advertising Writing style and voice Social media guidelines Visual examples to support each rule (provide examples of proper and improper use for clarity) How to brand yourself A cover A contents page A brand ethos/motto (optional) A logo guide A color guide A typeface guide A guide to graphics and/or photography A guide to best practice, with helpful examples A note of thanks How to make you brand yours Dictate your logo size and placement Pick your color palette – and stick with it Choose fonts that reflect your unique identity Select iconography to set you apart Set a style f...

SWOT  While reading this "How to conduct a personal SWOT analysis" I many important facts. SWOT stands for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. I learned that you must be full aware of these areas if you want to compete for a career job. This also helps in reaching your goals. Overall this will pay a key role in the future. Brandyourself While reading "Personal Branding" I learned facts about branding. There are six steps that must be considered when branding. Define you overall aspirations, conduct research, determine your brand attributes, assess your current state, create your game plan, and manage your brand. These all help you stand out and become a sufficient brand.  

Well Organized Variety of Content Social Media Content Easy to Navigate Helpful Information Lots of Content

Photography Tips Fill the frame with what you like Simplify and Exaggerate  Don't center your subjects Rule of thirds Rule of halfs Create depth Connect the dots Leading lines Creating a triangle Implied lines Perspective is everything Different angles Lighting is everything Different timing Golden hour Late at night Early morning Directional lighting Break the rules Experiment rule of thirds leading lines diagonals natural frames figure to ground fill the frame center dominate eye patterns and repetitions symmetry break the rules

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