Visual Brand & Style Kit

Define the visual look that makes your brand recognizable.

by AgentVoltv1.0.0Published 1mo ago5 installs
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Before & after

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PromptDefine my visual brand for consistency
Beforegeneric AI agent
That's a smart move. Having a consistent look is important for recognition. Usually you start with colors and fonts, then think about imagery style and overall feel. What's your industry or niche? And do you have any brands you admire visually? That might help me suggest a direction. Also, are you working with a designer or building this yourself?
Afterwith Visual Brand & Style Kit
YOUR VISUAL BRAND KIT:

COLOR PALETTE (hex codes):
Primary: #1A5C7A (deep teal) — use on buttons, headers, calls-to-action
Secondary: #F0A202 (warm gold) — use for accents, highlights, hover states
Neutral 1: #2B2B2B (charcoal) — body text
Neutral 2: #F5F5F5 (off-white) — backgrounds
Accent: #E74C3C (coral red) — alerts, important warnings only

WHY THESE:
Teal + gold = approachable, professional, stands out
Charcoal is easier on eyes than pure black
Off-white reduces screen fatigue
Red reserved for 'stop' signals

FONT PAIRINGS:
Headlines (H1, H2): Inter Bold, 20-32px, tracking +0.5
Body text: Inter Regular, 14-16px, line-height 1.5
Small text (captions): Inter Regular, 12px
Why: Clean, modern, readable on all screens

LOGO USAGE:
Full logo: Use on white backgrounds, 200px minimum width
Mark only: Use on colored backgrounds, 64px minimum
Don't: Never stretch, rotate, or change colors
Clear space: 20px around logo (empty space)

PHOTOGRAPHY STYLE:
Use: Real people (not stock photos), authentic moments, natural lighting
Don't: Overly posed, heavily filtered, cliche handshake images
Color treatment: Apply subtle teal tint (+10% opacity) to warm up photos
Examples: Candid team shots, customers in their workspace, product in action

ICONOGRAPHY:
Style: Minimalist line icons (not filled)
Stroke width: 1.5px
Size: 24px for UI, 48px for large illustrations
Color: Charcoal (#2B2B2B) or teal (#1A5C7A), never multiple colors

BUTTONS & CTA:
Background: Teal primary color
Text: White, all-caps, 14px bold
Padding: 12px horizontal, 8px vertical
Border radius: 4px (subtle, not rounded)
Hover state: Darker teal (#0F3D52), slight lift effect

DO's:
✓ Use the teal/gold together (they pop)
✓ Keep layouts clean (whitespace is your friend)
✓ Real photos > stock photos
✓ Consistent button styles across all pages
✓ Apply teal tint to photography

DON'Ts:
✗ Don't mix this palette with bright neons
✗ Don't use more than 3 fonts
✗ Don't stack logos — always full logo with clear space
✗ Don't use red except for errors
✗ Don't over-process photos with filters

ONE-PAGE REFERENCE:
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About this skill

Builds your visual brand kit - color palette, font pairings, logo direction, and visual do's and don'ts - plus a one-page style reference, so everything you publish looks consistently like you. Your voice guide covers how you sound; this covers how you look.

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SKILL.md
---
name: visual-brand-and-style-kit
description: Use this skill when a user wants their visual brand defined, color palette, font pairings, logo direction, and do's and don'ts, as a one-page style reference.
version: 1.0.0
category: Docs & Writing / Branding
author: AgentVolt
license: proprietary
tags:
  - branding
  - design
  - personal brand
---

# Visual Brand & Style Kit

Builds the visual side of a brand, palette, typography, logo direction, and clear do's and don'ts, packaged as a one-page reference the team can follow.

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