brand-guidelines

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Applies brand colors, typography, and visual identity to artifacts, documents, presentations, and web content. Use when brand consistency, visual formatting, or company design standards apply. Chec...

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When & Why to Use This Skill

The Brand Guidelines skill automates the application of corporate visual identity across digital and print assets. It ensures brand consistency by programmatically applying specific color palettes, typography, and design rules to documents, presentations, and web content. By centralizing brand assets and providing fallback defaults, it streamlines the creative workflow and maintains professional design standards across all company outputs.

Use Cases

  • Corporate Document Formatting: Automatically apply brand-specific headers, fonts, and color schemes to DOCX or PDF reports to ensure professional alignment with company standards.
  • Presentation Deck Styling: Transform raw slide content into branded presentations with specific title slide backgrounds, primary headers, and accent colors for charts and callouts.
  • Web and UI Theming: Generate CSS variables and theme configurations that comply with WCAG AA contrast standards for web development and digital products.
  • Ecommerce Product Listings: Standardize the visual presentation of product titles, prices, and badges across online storefronts using brand-approved styles to increase trust and recognition.
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description"Applies brand colors, typography, and visual identity to artifacts, documents, presentations, and web content. Use when brand consistency, visual formatting, or company design standards apply. Chec..."

Brand Guidelines

Overview

Universal brand styling system for digital and print assets. Brand-specific rules are stored in references.

Keywords: branding, visual identity, styling, brand colors, typography, corporate identity, design standards, visual formatting

Usage

  1. Identify which brand applies to the task
  2. Load brand-specific reference from references/brands/[brand-name].md
  3. Apply colors, typography, and rules from that reference
  4. Fall back to generic defaults if no brand reference exists

Available Brand References

  • references/brands/molychile.md — Chilean industrial distributor (UNI-T, CSB, URREA, Energizer)

Generic Defaults (when no brand specified)

Colors

Role Hex Use
Primary #1a1a1a Headers, primary text
Secondary #4a4a4a Body text
Accent #0066cc Links, CTAs, highlights
Background #ffffff Page background
Surface #f5f5f5 Cards, sections
Border #e0e0e0 Dividers, outlines

Typography

Element Font Weight Size
H1 System sans-serif 700 32px
H2 System sans-serif 600 24px
H3 System sans-serif 600 18px
Body System sans-serif 400 16px
Small System sans-serif 400 14px

Application Contexts

Documents (docx, pdf)

  • Cover page: Primary color header bar
  • Headers: Primary color, heading font
  • Body: Secondary color, body font
  • Accents: Accent color for highlights, links

Presentations (pptx)

  • Title slides: Primary background, white text
  • Content slides: White background, primary headers
  • Accent elements: Accent color for charts, callouts

Web / HTML

  • Use CSS variables for theming
  • Ensure WCAG AA contrast compliance
  • Apply responsive typography scale

Ecommerce Listings

  • Product titles: Primary color, heading font
  • Descriptions: Secondary color, body font
  • Price: Accent color, bold
  • Badges/CTAs: Accent background, white text

Technical Patterns

CSS Variables Template