What is Visual Identity and Brand Identity? Why is it different?
Visual Identity and Brand Identity are different. I'll summarize it like talking to a reader and explain how these two things "need to work together" to make the brand strong and memorable.
What is Visual Identity?
Visual Identity (visual identity) is the "face of the brand."
What the "customer sees" first comes across your brand.
In the picture (on the left), there is a clear example:
• Logo color font
• Tangible element (tangible)
• First impression (first impression)
• Consistency in design
• Color psychology
• Create instant recognition
• Attracting the eyes and attention of customers
• Define the external image of the brand
In other words, if your brand is a Visual Identity is the "clothes in front of me" that everyone sees first.
What is Brand Identity?
Brand Identity (brand identity) is the "inside identity of the brand."
It reflects what your brand believes, how you feel, and how you want people to "feel about you."
In the image (right bank), it will consist of:
• Value, mission, personality
• Emotional connection to clients
• Long-term image
• Brand voice
• The main story of the brand (core narrative)
• Consistency of substances (message consisting)
• Customer relationship
• Overview experience
• Brand loyalty builds
• The essence of the brand
If a brand is a person, Brand Identity is the "habits, values, and beliefs" that people will feel deeper.
So what do these two things have to do?
Visual Identity = Attraction
Brand Identity = What Makes People Stay
It takes a "pair" like this:
• Visual is the "door" for people to come in.
• Brand Identity is the "living room" that makes people want to stay.
Try to think like this...
If there is only Visual but no Brand, the customer may remember you, but "do not know why to love."
If only Brand but not Visual, people may never see you or look past you.
✨ summary like friends talking
Don't just create a "beautiful" brand.
But to create a brand that "has a identity that people want to live with."
Visual Identity = Make people "interested"
Brand Identity = Make People "Trust"
In the end, strong brands must be "attracted at first sight" and "there is something deep for people to want to come back."

























































