The Anatomy of
Klika's brand design system
In the heart of Klika's company's transformation lies their Brand Design System — a meticulously crafted blueprint that has become the cornerstone of their visual and operational identity. It is more than a set of guidelines; it is the framework through which the brand breathes and operates. Every color, shape, and font choice is a deliberate stroke in the larger picture of our brand narrative. Here, I invite you to delve into the core components that make Klika's system not just functional, but emblematic of my commitment to excellence and consistency across all touchpoints.
Crafting a comprehensive brand standards manual
Klika's Brand Standards Manual became the DNA of their brand's identity. It set the stage for everything from typography to the tone of the videos. This was no small feat; each element was carefully crafted to tell the brand story. Since implementing the system in Figma, we've seen a dramatic 63% increase in design production, enabling the team to create more with less time, less friction, and fewer inconsistencies.
General operations: Streamlining daily interactions
The proof of a brand's strength is often seen in the subtleties of daily operations. Klika's system transformed mundane materials — business cards, letterheads, notepads — into brand ambassadors. The impact? The operational materials now take a fraction of the time they once did to create, proving that efficiency can be beautiful.
Human resources: Onboarding with brand consistency
Branding isn't just for clients; it starts from within. From the moment a new hire opens their welcome letter to the employee handbook they receive, the brand design system ensures a consistent, engaging experience. This has not only standardized the onboarding process but has made it measurably quicker and more immersive.
Marketing/Business development: Driving brand engagement
Marketing is the battlefield of brands. With Klika's system, every web page, social media post, and digital collateral is a strategic move. It's why their time-to-market for marketing initiatives has been slashed, ensuring that they're not just present in the market but actively leading the charge.