Brand Guideline for IFfI







Brand Guideline for IFfI
This section explains what is IFfI, and logo recognition based on the main idea of IFfi that was carried. Here are the contents of the 'Introduction' section:
About IFfI
Core Value
Communication
Persona
Visual Character
IFfI Logo
Logo Philosophy
Brand Guideline for IFfI
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IFfI aims at helping connect marginalized communities to social policies originally designed for them.
Main function:
WELFARE: IFfI directly deals with the most classic social problems: the redistribution of wealth or in common language: welfare for all. The main philosophy of social protection policy is to ensure that economic growth (capitalism) is translated into welfare for all levels of pyramid.
JUSTICE: Every segment of society must be accommodated by the results of economic growth in a fair way. Fair by definition based on the portion or calculation of existing policies. However, policies cannot only exist on paper, but must actually be reached by the targeted segment.
EQUALITY: Prosperity due to economic growth should be felt by all levels of society fairly and equally. Nothing can be left behind.
Brand Guideline for IFfI
Brand Guideline for IFfI
Smart Communicative Polite
Brave
Transparent
Casual-Formal
Language:
Casual-fomal English mixed up with Bahasa
Credible Bold
The visual characters that will be displayed are based on the brand persona that IFFI wants to build, namely:
Expensive
Brand Guideline for IFfI
Brand Guideline for IFfI
The hexagon shape is inspired by the shape of the Dayak tribe's shield made of ironwood or ironwood, Talawang. Describes credibility, justice and heroism.
The logo for IFfI (Indonesian Foundation for Inclusion) depicts heroism and warmth that are connected in one unit. With a hexagon shape and knitted patterns that are intertwined and strengthen each other.
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Knitted hexagon shield. Describing the Functions of IFFI, namely Connect and Include which are described as knitted threads that are connected and fill one another so that they can then describe warmth and welfare.
The IFfI logo is the morphed from simpler shapes that each of them also represent values and functions of IFfI's values and functions.
Cennect|Love|Care Include|Equality Welfare|Warm Justice|Heroic|Noble
Brand Guideline for IFfI
This section explains about Logo. From logo construction, color palette, typography, and photography. Here are the contents of the 'Identity Element' section:
Logo Construction
Logo Configuration
Logo Proportion
Logo Minimum Size
Logo Safe Zone
Color Palette
Logo Color Variations
Typography
Photography
Brand Guideline for IFfI
Brand Guideline for IFfI
This construction was created as a guide for reproducing the IffI logo. By following this reference, the logo scale and visual character that has been designed to maintain its visibility and consistency.
The logo configuration below is a variation of the logo-gram combination and logo-type, which can be used and adapted to media usage.
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The structure shows how the logo-gram and logo-type are positioned together. Make sure the position follows a predefined structure so that the logo has a high level of legibility.
The following minimum size settings are useful for maintaining the readability of the logo in implementations in various media.
The implementation of a safe zone provides a limit to the logo's relationship with the surrounding visual elements to maintain optimal logo legibility when applied to various media.
Visual identity can only be composed with these colors. The identity color palette gives the taste and character of the Indonesian nation. The application of the color code used can be adjusted accordingly selection of media used.
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Here is an example of Photography directions for IFFI. Photos will use a lot of human portraits as the main focus of the image.
Identity Element
Logo colors can use several combinations that have been designed. The selection of this combination can adjust to the background logo color based on the background media used
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Proza Libre is used for the logotype for the abbreviation IFfI and Fira Sans is used for the continuation. The use of typography also applies to various media in order to maintain consistency.
Proza Libre chosen as primary typeface because it has high legibility and a bold font choice has character.
Fira Sans is used for body text because has better readibility in smaller text than Proza Libre while has similiar character.
All Font/Typeface used is free to use and can be downloaded at Google fonts.
This section explains about Logo implementation on various media
Here are the contents of the 'Implementation' section:
Media Format
Social Media Format
Logo Usage
Incorrect Logo Usage
Outdoor Media
Digital Media
Merchandise
Stationery
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Various of media format and ratios for every format for implementation of logo.
Format guide for 4:5 aspect ratio
Kurang dari 10% lansia di Indonesia dapat mengakses uang pensiun dari negara.
Lansia perempuan menjadi populasi paling rendah dalam skema penerimaan JHT.
Kurang dari 10% lansia di Indonesia dapat mengakses uang pensiun dari negara.
Lansia perempuan menjadi populasi paling rendah dalam skema penerimaan JHT.
Brand Guideline for IFfI
Logo usage on solid color background
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Logo usage on photography
Brand Guideline for IFfI
The logo must always be displayed correctly and consistently. Orientation, color and composition must follow the rules written in the logo guidelines, with no exceptions. Here is an example of using the incorrect logo in photography.
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Brand Guideline for IFfI
The logo must always be displayed correctly and consistently. Orientation, color and composition must follow the rules written in the logo guidelines, with no exceptions. Here is an example of using the incorrect logo in photography.
Do not place the logo on a non-contrasting background that interferes with the legibility of the logo.
Brand Guideline for IFfI
Mockups usage of IFfI logo on outdoor media.
Photo Credits:
Colletie Tropen Museum
Photo via Unsplash.com:
Farhan Abas
Irfan Zharauri
Daniel Krueger
Erol Ahmed
Guillaume de Germain
Polina Kuzovkova
Tyler Morgan
Masjid Maba
Oleg Laptev
Kate Mclein
Vladislav Klapin
Mockups Credit: mockups-design.com
Logo design
Zaki M. Ihsan
Salman Pangestu layout by Zaki M. Ihsan
This guide book is subject to development and content changes over time
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