Brand guidelines examples, in a directory you can join
See how other brands present their logos, colours and type, and put yours alongside them. The Melon Cut directory at meloncut.com/directory lists every public brand, searchable by name or handle, each card opening that brand's guidelines.
- directory of every public brand
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- ways to find one: browse or search
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- visibility choices: public or private
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Brand directory, step by step
Browse or search
Open the directory and page through the brands in name order, or search by name or handle.
Open a brand
Each card shows the brand's logo and name and opens its guidelines: logos, colours, typography and assets.
List your own
Set your brand to public and publish, and it joins the directory and can be found by search engines. Public guidelines come with a paid plan.
Examples from real brands
Looking at how other brands lay out their guidelines is the quickest way to plan your own. Every brand in the directory is a live guidelines page you can open, not a screenshot.
Public or private, brand by brand
A public brand is listed in the directory and can be indexed, so people searching for your brand guidelines or your logo find the official page. A private brand opens only for people who have its link and is kept out of the listing and out of search engines.
Public guidelines and a custom username and address come with a paid plan. Prices are on the pricing page.
Built to be found
The directory is a set of plain pages in name order, each with its own address, so search engines can read every brand on it. Your official guidelines become something people find on their own, not something they have to ask you for.
Brand directory: the details
- Address
- meloncut.com/directory
- Order
- By brand name, in pages
- Search
- By name or handle
- Who is listed
- Brands set to public
- Private brands
- Not listed, not indexed, open by link
How do I get my brand listed?
Set its visibility to public on the Brand tab and publish. Public guidelines come with a paid plan; see the pricing page.
Can I keep my brand out of the directory?
Yes. Make it private: it opens for anyone who has its link, but it is not listed in the directory or indexed by search engines.
Where can I see examples of brand guidelines?
In the directory. Every brand listed there is a live guidelines page you can open and read.
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People also ask
- Brand guidelines What are brand guidelines? Brand guidelines are the rules for how a brand looks and sounds: which logos to use and how, the exact colours and fonts, the style of its imagery, and the voice and tone of its words. They let designers, agencies, staff and partners make work that looks like the same brand every time, without having to ask.
- Brand guidelines Brand guidelines PDF or website: which is better? A website is usually the better home for brand guidelines people use every day: there is only ever one current version, and colour codes can be copied and files downloaded from the same page. A PDF still suits a fixed snapshot, such as a print handover. Keep the website as the source and hand out a PDF only when someone needs one.
Put your brand at one link
Public brands, searchable, each linked to its guidelines.