Branding doesn't start with a logo.
And definitely not from the color palette.
A strong brand is born from the real content and actions of the company. Our new article is about this.
At KRYLA, we look at branding differently than most people.
For us, branding is not a set of visual elements. It is a process and actions that create the image of a company or product in the market.
An image that stands out among competitors and forms the correct perception of values in the minds of the target audience.
Branding does not start with colors and fonts.
It starts with the question: "Who are we and why should we care how the market sees us?"
In our projects, we do not create "logos for beauty". That is why we always put the reality of business first.
The name and logo by themselves do not create value.
They can help the perception of the product — strengthen trust, make the brand recognizable, facilitate communication.
But they get real substance only through the actions of the company, through how it works and what it actually offers to the market.
It is not the shell that makes a business successful.
It is the business and product that give meaning to the name and logo — or leave them as empty symbols.
At the same time, it is important that the name and logo are well perceived by the target audience:
do not cause unwanted associations,
are easy to read,
are identified quickly and correctly,
are original and recognizable.
Only then can the brand grow naturally and work for the business.
That is why at KRYLA, branding is always about substance.
And only then — about form.