A consistent brand identity builds user trust. All web pages must follow established design rules for colors, fonts, and spacing. Deviations confuse users and make the product seem unprofessional.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A consistent brand identity builds user trust.
All web pages must follow established design rules for colors, fonts, and spacing. Deviations confuse users and make the product seem unprofessional.
All web pages must use the same brand colors. Do not create new color schemes. Use approved fonts for all text. Maintain consistent margins and spacing on every page. This makes the user experience predictable and clear.
A developer creates a new quiz page. The developer uses a different blue color and a new font. A user visits the page and feels it looks different from other pages on the site. The user trusts the brand less because of the inconsistent look.
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A consistent brand identity builds user trust. All web pages must follow established design rules for colors, fonts, and spacing. Deviations confuse users and make the product seem unprofessional.