WineROI Visual Identity System

Version 1.0.0
Created: 2025-09-18T01:08:32.847Z

Executive Summary

This Visual Identity System (VIS) establishes the comprehensive visual framework for WineROI, a mobile application designed to provide real-time wine value assessment in restaurant settings. The system translates our brand strategy into a cohesive visual language that communicates our core values of practical utility, democratized knowledge, and unpretentious expertise.

The WineROI visual identity is designed to evoke the feeling of a discreet, knowledgeable companion at a business dinner - sophisticated without being stuffy, contemporary without being trendy, and welcoming without being casual. The system balances authority with approachability, creating a visual language that empowers users to make confident wine selections without requiring wine expertise.

This document provides detailed specifications for all visual elements of the WineROI brand, ensuring consistent implementation across all touchpoints and supporting our position as the definitive solution for restaurant wine value assessment.

1. Visual Foundation

1.1 Color Palette

The WineROI color palette balances sophistication with approachability, creating a system that feels authoritative yet accessible. The palette is designed for high legibility in low-light restaurant environments while conveying the brand's focus on value and practical knowledge.

Primary Colors

  • Deep Navy (#1A2A47)
    Our foundation color representing authority, trustworthiness, and expertise. Used for primary backgrounds, key UI elements, and primary text.

  • Burgundy (#7D2E46)
    A rich wine-inspired accent that connects to our subject matter while adding warmth and sophistication. Used sparingly for highlights and call-to-action elements.

  • Gold (#D4B96A)
    Represents value, quality, and discernment. Used for value indicators, ratings, and key interactive elements to draw attention to value assessments.

Secondary Colors

  • Slate Gray (#4A5568)
    A neutral complement that provides balance and subtlety. Used for secondary text, icons, and supporting elements.

  • Warm White (#F8F5F0)
    Creates breathing room and enhances readability. Primary background for light mode and content areas.

  • Merlot (#5E1F30)
    A deeper wine tone for secondary accents and visual hierarchy.

Accent Colors

  • Value Green (#2D8A6D)
    Indicates good value wines and positive outcomes. Used exclusively for positive value indicators.

  • Alert Red (#C53F3F)
    Indicates poor value wines and warnings. Used exclusively for negative value indicators.

  • Neutral Taupe (#B2A89D)
    Indicates fair value or neutral states. Used for moderate value indicators.

Color Application Guidelines

  • Dark Mode Default: The application defaults to a dark mode interface (Deep Navy background with Warm White text) for discreet use in low-light restaurant environments.

  • Color Hierarchy: Color usage follows a strict hierarchy with Deep Navy as the dominant color, Gold for primary interactions, and Burgundy for selective accents.

  • Value Indication: The system uses a consistent color-coding system where Value Green indicates good value, Alert Red indicates poor value, and Neutral Taupe indicates fair value.

  • Accessibility: All color combinations maintain a minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 for text legibility, with primary text achieving 7:1 ratio for optimal readability in varied lighting conditions.

1.2 Typography System

The WineROI typography system balances clarity and sophistication, ensuring excellent readability in restaurant environments while conveying our brand personality.

Primary Typefaces

  • Heading Font: Playfair Display
    A refined serif typeface that conveys expertise and trustworthiness while adding a touch of sophistication.

    • Primary usage: App name, major headings, value verdicts
    • Weights: Regular, Semi-Bold
    • Characteristics: Distinctive serifs, good contrast, elegant proportions
  • Body Font: Work Sans
    A contemporary sans-serif with excellent readability that feels approachable and practical.

    • Primary usage: UI elements, body text, navigation
    • Weights: Regular, Medium, Semi-Bold
    • Characteristics: Clear, open letterforms, good x-height, subtle warmth

Typography Hierarchy

  1. Primary Headings
    Playfair Display Semi-Bold, 24pt/30pt line height Used for main screen titles and primary information

  2. Secondary Headings
    Playfair Display Regular, 20pt/26pt line height Used for section headers and important information groups

  3. Tertiary Headings
    Work Sans Semi-Bold, 16pt/22pt line height Used for subsections and feature labels

  4. Body Text
    Work Sans Regular, 16pt/22pt line height Primary content text for descriptions and information

  5. UI Elements
    Work Sans Medium, 14pt/20pt line height Navigation, buttons, and interactive elements

  6. Supporting Text
    Work Sans Regular, 14pt/18pt line height Secondary information, captions, and metadata

  7. Value Verdicts
    Playfair Display Semi-Bold, 18pt/24pt line height The critical wine value assessment results

Typography Guidelines

  • Spacing: Maintain consistent spacing with line heights approximately 130-140% of font size.

  • Alignment: Left-aligned text for primary content; centered text used selectively for emphasis.

  • Capitalization: Sentence case for most content; all caps used sparingly for small UI elements and labels.

  • Emphasis: Use weight variation rather than italics for emphasis in the interface.

  • Responsive Scaling: Typography scales proportionally across device sizes while maintaining hierarchy relationships.

1.3 Composition & Layout

The WineROI layout system prioritizes quick comprehension and discreet use, with a strong information hierarchy that allows users to understand wine value at a glance.

Grid System

  • Base Grid: 8-point grid system for consistent spacing and alignment
  • Margins: Minimum 16px margins on all screens, increasing to 24px on larger devices
  • Columns: 4-column grid on mobile, expanding to 8-columns on tablet and 12-columns on desktop
  • Gutters: 16px standard gutter width

Layout Principles

  1. Value-First Hierarchy
    The value assessment is always the most visually prominent element on any wine detail screen, using size, color, and positioning to create clear focus.

  2. Progressive Disclosure
    Information is organized in layers, with the most critical data (value verdict) immediately visible and supporting details available through progressive interaction.

  3. Glanceability
    Key screens are designed to be understood within 2-3 seconds, using clear visual hierarchy and distinctive color coding.

  4. Thumb-Friendly Interaction
    Primary interactive elements positioned within easy reach of the thumb in one-handed use, acknowledging that users may be holding a wine list or menu.

  5. Contextual Adaptation
    Layouts adapt to environmental contexts, with a default dark mode for low-light settings and simplified layouts for quick reference.

White Space

  • Generous Breathing Room: Ample white space surrounds critical information to enhance focus and readability
  • Content Grouping: Related information is visually grouped with consistent spacing patterns
  • Hierarchical Spacing: More important elements receive more surrounding white space
  • Edge Spacing: Consistent padding from screen edges maintains a clean, contained appearance

Component Layout

  • Cards: Contain individual wine information with consistent internal spacing (16px padding)
  • Lists: Utilize asymmetric spacing with more space above items (16px) than below (12px)
  • Detail Views: Employ a clear visual hierarchy with the value verdict receiving prominent positioning in the top third of the screen
  • Navigation: Maintains fixed positioning for consistent access while minimizing visual weight

1.4 Iconography

The WineROI iconography system uses clean, distinctive icons that communicate clearly while maintaining sophistication and approachability.

Icon Style

  • Geometric Foundation: Icons built on simple geometric shapes with consistent proportions
  • Stroke Style: 2px rounded stroke with 18x18px bounding box for primary navigation icons
  • Filled vs. Outlined: Navigation uses filled icons for active states and outlined icons for inactive states
  • Corners: Slightly rounded corners (2px radius) for a refined yet approachable feel
  • Terminals: Rounded terminals on all strokes for a friendly, accessible quality

Core Icon Set

  1. Navigation Icons

    • Home/Dashboard (house silhouette)
    • Search (magnifying glass)
    • Scan (camera with wine bottle outline)
    • Saved Wines (bookmark)
    • Profile (person silhouette)
  2. Functional Icons

    • Add (plus in circle)
    • Share (directional arrow in square)
    • Filter (funnel shape)
    • Sort (stacked lines with arrows)
    • Settings (gear)
  3. Wine-Specific Icons

    • Value Indicator (price tag with wine glass)
    • Restaurant (table with wine glass)
    • Retail Price (store with price tag)
    • Vintage (grape cluster with year)
    • Region (map marker with grape)
  4. Status Icons

    • Good Value (checkmark in circle, Value Green)
    • Poor Value (alert triangle, Alert Red)
    • Fair Value (horizontal line in circle, Neutral Taupe)
    • Information (lowercase 'i' in circle)
    • Verified (checkmark with user silhouette)

Icon Usage Guidelines

  • Consistency: Maintain consistent style across all icons with uniform stroke weights and proportions
  • Simplification: Reduce complex concepts to their essential visual elements
  • Color Application: Icons primarily use the main color palette with selective use of accent colors for status indicators
  • Sizing: Standard sizing at 24x24px for primary navigation, 20x20px for in-content functions, and 16x16px for supporting elements
  • Touch Targets: Minimum touch target of 44x44px regardless of icon visual size

2. Brand Expression Elements

2.1 Logo System

The WineROI logo embodies our brand essence as a knowledgeable, practical tool for wine value assessment, balancing expertise with approachability.

Primary Logo

The primary logo consists of two elements:

  1. Wordmark: "WineROI" set in a modified Playfair Display with increased letter spacing and subtle refinements to the letterforms. The "Wine" portion uses Regular weight while "ROI" uses Semi-Bold weight to emphasize our focus on return-on-investment.

  2. Symbol: A simplified wine glass silhouette with a subtle price tag integrated into the stem, creating a distinctive mark that communicates our value assessment focus.

The primary logo lockup places the symbol to the left of the wordmark with precise spacing relationships.

Logo Variations

  • Horizontal Lockup: Primary version with symbol to the left of wordmark, used in most applications
  • Stacked Lockup: Symbol centered above wordmark, used in square formats and where vertical space exceeds horizontal space
  • Symbol Only: Used for app icon, favicon, and where space is extremely limited
  • Wordmark Only: Used in contexts where the symbol has already established presence

Clear Space

Maintain a minimum clear space around the logo equal to the height of the "W" in the wordmark. No other graphic elements, text, or images may intrude into this space.

Minimum Size

  • Horizontal Lockup: Minimum width of 100px digital, 1.5 inches print
  • Stacked Lockup: Minimum width of 80px digital, 1 inch print
  • Symbol Only: Minimum width of 24px digital, 0.25 inches print

Color Applications

  • Primary: Deep Navy logo on Warm White background
  • Reversed: Warm White logo on Deep Navy background
  • Monochrome: Black or white versions for limited color applications
  • Special Application: Gold symbol with Deep Navy wordmark for premium contexts

Improper Usage

  • Do not change the color of individual logo elements
  • Do not distort or stretch the logo
  • Do not rotate the logo
  • Do not add effects (shadows, glows, etc.)
  • Do not place on busy backgrounds without sufficient contrast
  • Do not rearrange or resize logo elements in relation to each other

2.2 Photography Style

The WineROI photography style captures authentic dining moments and wine experiences with a sophisticated yet approachable aesthetic that reflects our brand personality.

Subject Matter

  • Restaurant Environments: Warm, inviting dining settings with subtle lighting
  • Wine Selection Moments: Authentic captures of people selecting wine from menus
  • Business Dining: Professional dining scenarios showing subtle wine selection
  • Wine Details: Close-ups of wine labels, glasses, and bottles that highlight information rather than artistic styling

Visual Characteristics

  • Lighting: Warm, directional lighting that creates depth while maintaining readability
  • Depth of Field: Moderate depth of field that keeps subjects sharp while gently blurring backgrounds
  • Composition: Clean, intentional framing with strong focal points and minimal distractions
  • Color Treatment: Rich, slightly warm color grading that enhances wine colors and skin tones
  • Contrast: Moderate contrast that maintains detail in shadows while creating visual interest

Photography Don'ts

  • Avoid overly staged or artificial-looking setups
  • Avoid extreme filters or heavy post-processing
  • Avoid wine imagery that feels pretentious or intimidating
  • Avoid empty restaurant settings that feel cold or uninviting
  • Avoid excessive wine glamour shots that emphasize connoisseurship

Image Categories & Usage

  1. App Interface Photography

    • Wine labels: Clear, straight-on captures for recognition
    • Restaurant environments: Context-setting imagery for location pages
    • User contribution: Guidelines for user-submitted wine label photos
  2. Marketing Photography

    • Feature illustrations: Showing the app in use in restaurant settings
    • User scenarios: Authentic moments of confident wine selection
    • Value storytelling: Visual comparisons showing value assessment
  3. Brand Photography

    • Team imagery: Approachable, professional team photography
    • About us visuals: Photography that communicates brand values
    • Partnership imagery: Collaborative settings with partners

2.3 Graphic Elements

Supporting graphic elements extend the WineROI visual identity beyond the logo and core components, creating a cohesive and distinctive visual language.

Value Indicator System

The signature graphic element of the WineROI system is the Value Indicator – a distinctive visual representation of wine value assessment:

  • Good Value Indicator: Upward-pointing arrow in Value Green within a circular container
  • Fair Value Indicator: Horizontal line in Neutral Taupe within a circular container
  • Poor Value Indicator: Downward-pointing arrow in Alert Red within a circular container

These indicators appear consistently throughout the application and marketing materials as the primary visual representation of our core function.

Pattern System

A subtle pattern system derived from wine-related elements provides texture and visual interest:

  1. Value Grid: A geometric pattern of interconnected lines suggesting a value chart, used as a subtle background texture in Deep Navy or Gold at 10-15% opacity.

  2. Contour Lines: Abstract topographical-style lines reminiscent of wine regions and terroir, used as a divider element or subtle background pattern.

  3. Data Points: A dotted pattern suggesting data collection and crowdsourced information, used to reinforce the collective intelligence aspect of the platform.

Divider Elements

Distinctive divider elements create visual separation while reinforcing the brand identity:

  • Value Line: A horizontal line with a subtle dot pattern that transitions from Gold to Deep Navy, used to separate major content sections.

  • Wine Stem: A minimal line with a slight curve reminiscent of a wine glass stem, used as a subtle divider between related content.

  • Price Break: A dashed line with small price tag elements, used specifically to separate pricing information.

Background Treatments

Specialized background treatments create depth and reinforce brand associations:

  1. Value Gradient: A subtle gradient from Deep Navy to a slightly lighter shade, creating depth while maintaining readability.

  2. Restaurant Texture: A very subtle texture suggesting tablecloth or menu material, used at 5-10% opacity to add warmth to content areas.

  3. Data Visualization Background: A faint grid pattern suggesting charts and data, used behind numerical information and comparisons.

2.4 UI Elements & Components

The WineROI interface components create a cohesive system that enables quick, intuitive interaction while reinforcing our brand identity.

Buttons & Interactive Elements

  • Primary Button: Rounded rectangle (8px radius) in Gold with Deep Navy text, 16px padding
  • Secondary Button: Rounded rectangle (8px radius) with Gold stroke and Gold text on Deep Navy background
  • Tertiary Button: Text-only button in Gold with subtle underline on hover
  • Toggle: Custom toggle with Burgundy accent when active, Slate Gray when inactive
  • Slider: Gold slider handle on Deep Navy track with Gold highlight for selected range

Cards & Containers

  • Wine Card: Rounded rectangle (12px radius) with subtle shadow, containing wine information with consistent internal spacing
  • Value Card: Distinctive card with colored top border indicating value assessment (Green/Taupe/Red)
  • Information Container: Subtle background shift (5% lighter than main background) with thin border
  • Featured Element: Card with Gold accent corner and slightly increased shadow depth

Form Elements

  • Text Input: Minimal input field with subtle bottom border that transitions to Gold when active
  • Dropdown: Clean dropdown with custom chevron icon and subtle animation
  • Checkbox: Custom checkbox using brand checkmark with Gold accent when selected
  • Radio Button: Custom radio button with Gold center when selected
  • Search Field: Distinctive search with custom magnifying glass icon and subtle animation

Navigation Components

  • Tab Bar: Clean, minimal tab bar with icon and label, using fill and color change to indicate active state
  • Menu: Slide-in menu with subtle Burgundy accent line for current selection
  • Breadcrumbs: Minimal text breadcrumbs with custom separator derived from the wine stem graphic element
  • Back Button: Custom back arrow with subtle animation
  • Progress Indicator: Distinctive progress bar using Gold to show completion

Status Indicators

  • Loading State: Custom animation featuring a simplified wine glass filling
  • Success State: Check mark with brief animation in Value Green
  • Error State: Custom alert icon with subtle animation in Alert Red
  • Empty State: Illustrated empty state with brand-consistent styling
  • New Content: Small Gold dot indicator for new or unread content

3. Motion & Interaction

3.1 Animation Principles

The WineROI motion system creates a sense of sophistication and efficiency, with purposeful animations that enhance usability without drawing undue attention in restaurant settings.

Core Motion Characteristics

  • Timing: Quick, efficient animations (150-300ms) that don't delay user interaction
  • Easing: Custom easing curve with slight anticipation and gentle deceleration (cubic-bezier(0.2, 0.0, 0.2, 1))
  • Purpose: All animations serve functional purposes rather than decorative ones
  • Subtlety: Understated motion that enhances rather than distracts
  • Consistency: Uniform motion patterns across similar interactions

Key Animation Principles

  1. Efficient Transitions
    Screen transitions are quick and purposeful, using subtle directional movement to establish spatial relationships.

  2. Responsive Feedback
    Interactive elements provide immediate, subtle feedback to confirm user actions.

  3. Hierarchical Movement
    Elements move in a way that reinforces information hierarchy, with primary elements leading secondary ones.

  4. Natural Physics
    Motion follows natural physics with appropriate mass and momentum for different element types.

  5. Discreet Attention
    Animations direct attention without being flashy or drawing unwanted attention in restaurant settings.

3.2 Interaction Patterns

Consistent interaction patterns create an intuitive, predictable experience that allows users to focus on wine value assessment rather than learning the interface.

Touch Interactions

  • Taps: Immediate visual feedback with subtle scale change (98% to 100%)
  • Long Press: Gradual feedback with subtle grow effect and haptic feedback
  • Swipe: Smooth, physics-based movement with appropriate resistance and bounce
  • Scroll: Momentum-based scrolling with subtle deceleration
  • Pinch/Zoom: Smooth scaling with focus on maintaining readability

Transitions

  • Screen Transitions: Subtle slide from right for forward navigation, left for backward
  • Modal Presentation: Quick fade-up (200ms) with subtle scale from 95% to 100%
  • List Changes: Items animate in with staggered timing (20ms delay between items)
  • Tab Switching: Content crossfades (150ms) while indicators slide
  • Loading States: Custom wine glass filling animation for brief loads, skeleton screens for longer loads

Feedback Patterns

  • Success Feedback: Brief scale pulse (110% to 100%) with color shift to Value Green
  • Error Feedback: Subtle horizontal shake (3px left-right) with color shift to Alert Red
  • Selection States: Smooth color transition (150ms) with subtle expansion
  • Progress Indication: Continuous fill animation for longer processes
  • Value Verdict Reveal: Signature animation where the value assessment smoothly transitions in with a subtle scale and opacity change

3.3 Signature Motion Moments

Distinctive motion sequences create memorable brand moments while enhancing functionality.

Value Verdict Animation

The signature motion moment occurs when a wine value assessment is revealed:

  1. Brief anticipation pause (200ms)
  2. Value indicator smoothly scales up from 90% to 100%
  3. Color fills from center outward
  4. Supporting information fades in with staggered timing
  5. Subtle celebratory animation for "Good Value" verdicts

This sequence creates a moment of revelation that emphasizes our core value proposition.

Quick Contribution Animation

When users contribute wine pricing data:

  1. Input confirmation with checkmark animation
  2. Brief "processing" state with subtle pulse
  3. "Thank you" message scales and fades in
  4. Contribution counter increments with rolling number animation
  5. Subtle confetti effect for milestone contributions

App Launch Sequence

A refined launch experience establishes brand identity:

  1. WineROI logo appears with subtle fade-in
  2. Symbol separates slightly from wordmark
  3. Symbol transforms into simplified version for navigation
  4. Interface elements fade in with staggered timing
  5. Welcome message appears with personalization

Data Visualization Animations

When displaying wine value comparisons:

  1. Axes and labels appear first
  2. Baseline grid fades in
  3. Data points animate from baseline to final position
  4. Comparison markers fade in last
  5. Interactive elements pulse subtly to indicate touchability

4. Application Across Touchpoints

4.1 Mobile Application

As our primary touchpoint, the mobile application fully expresses the WineROI visual identity while optimizing for quick, discreet use in restaurant settings.

App Icon

  • Clean, distinctive icon using the WineROI symbol on Deep Navy background
  • Recognizable at small sizes in crowded home screens
  • Maintains legibility across different OS rendering styles

Launch Screen

  • Elegant, minimal design featuring the WineROI logo
  • Deep Navy background for reduced visual harshness in low-light settings
  • Quick transition to main interface to minimize waiting

Primary Screens

  1. Home/Dashboard

    • Clean layout with prominent search and scan functions
    • Recent activity with Value Indicator system
    • Personalized recommendations in card format
    • Quick access to saved wines and contributions
  2. Search Interface

    • Prominent search bar with custom animation
    • Recent searches with quick-tap functionality
    • Results in clean card format with Value Indicators
    • Filter options with brand-consistent UI elements
  3. Wine Detail View

    • Large, prominent Value Verdict at top
    • Wine information in clearly separated sections
    • Comparison between restaurant and retail pricing
    • User contribution option with branded input fields
  4. Scanner Interface

    • Minimal, focused camera interface
    • Branded frame guides for optimal label capture
    • Processing animation using brand motion principles
    • Results presentation with signature Value Verdict animation
  5. Profile & Settings

    • Clean, organized settings with consistent typography hierarchy
    • User contribution statistics with branded data visualization
    • Preference controls using brand-consistent UI elements
    • Help and support with friendly, on-brand messaging

Dark Mode Optimization

  • Default dark mode designed for discreet restaurant use
  • Reduced brightness while maintaining legibility
  • Strategic use of color to highlight only the most important information
  • Optional light mode with appropriate color adjustments

4.2 Website & Digital Presence

The WineROI website translates our visual identity to larger screens while focusing on driving app downloads and explaining our value proposition.

Website Structure

  1. Homepage

    • Hero section featuring app in restaurant context
    • Clear value proposition with consistent typography
    • App download buttons with platform-specific styling
    • Brief feature overview using Value Indicator system
  2. Features Page

    • Detailed explanation of core functionality
    • Screenshots showing Value Verdict in action
    • Animation of user journey through the app
    • Consistent use of brand graphic elements and patterns
  3. About Page

    • Brand story using approved photography style
    • Team presentation with consistent image treatment
    • Mission and values with branded iconography
    • Background pattern subtly incorporating Value Grid
  4. Blog/Content Hub

    • Article templates with consistent typography system
    • Featured image treatment guidelines
    • Pull quote styling with wine stem graphic element
    • Category indicators using brand color system

Responsive Behavior

  • Fluid grid system that maintains proportional relationships
  • Typography scale that adjusts for optimal reading experience
  • Component adaptations that preserve brand identity across screen sizes
  • Touch-optimized elements for tablet and mobile web

Digital Advertising

  • Banner ad templates with consistent visual hierarchy
  • Social media ad formats with distinctive brand elements
  • App store creative that highlights the Value Verdict feature
  • Email templates with brand-consistent layout and styling

4.3 Marketing Materials

WineROI marketing materials extend our visual identity to promotional contexts while maintaining consistency with digital experiences.

Print Materials

  • Business cards featuring the logo with ample clear space
  • Brochures explaining the service with consistent layout principles
  • Trade show materials with large-format application of brand elements
  • Press kit with approved photography and graphic elements

Presentation Templates

  • Slide templates with consistent typography hierarchy
  • Data visualization styles for presenting wine value information
  • Branded chart and graph styles
  • Distinctive slide transition effects reflecting brand motion principles

Social Media

  • Profile images and cover photos with consistent brand application
  • Post templates for different content types
  • Instagram Story templates with branded frames
  • Social card designs for shared links

Video Style

  • Intro and outro animations with brand motion principles
  • Lower-third templates and text treatment
  • Color grading approach consistent with photography style
  • Music and sound design guidelines reflecting brand personality

4.4 Environmental Applications

For events, partnerships, and physical touchpoints, these guidelines ensure consistent brand expression in three-dimensional spaces.

Event Presence

  • Booth design elements incorporating brand patterns and colors
  • Signage system with consistent visual hierarchy
  • Interactive demo station styling
  • Staff apparel recommendations

Restaurant Partnerships

  • Table tents or promotional materials for partner restaurants
  • Co-branded materials with partnership guidelines
  • QR code presentation with branded framing
  • Menu integration recommendations

Merchandise

  • Apparel with appropriate logo application
  • Wine accessories with subtle brand elements
  • Technology accessories (phone cases, etc.) with pattern application
  • Premium items for business partners and investors

5. Implementation & Governance

5.1 Asset Management

Proper management of WineROI visual assets ensures consistent application across all touchpoints.

File Naming Convention

  • Logo Files: wineroi_logo_[version][colormode][size].[format] Example: wineroi_logo_horizontal_fullcolor_large.png

  • Icon Files: wineroi_icon_[name][state][size].[format] Example: wineroi_icon_search_active_24px.svg

  • Image Files: wineroi_img_[category][descriptor][size].[format] Example: wineroi_img_restaurant_selecting_large.jpg

  • UI Elements: wineroi_ui_[component][state][size].[format] Example: wineroi_ui_button_primary_default.svg

File Formats

  • Vector Graphics: SVG for digital applications, AI/EPS for print
  • Raster Images: PNG for UI elements and transparency, JPG for photographs
  • Motion: MP4 for video, JSON for Lottie animations
  • Fonts: OTF/TTF for desktop, WOFF/WOFF2 for web

Asset Library Organization

  • Centralized digital asset management system
  • Folder structure organized by asset type and application
  • Version control with clear naming for updates
  • Access controls based on team roles and responsibilities

5.2 Technical Specifications

Technical details ensure accurate reproduction of the WineROI visual identity across all platforms.

Color Specifications

  • Digital RGB: Precise RGB values for screen-based applications
  • HEX Codes: Web-safe color codes for digital implementation
  • CMYK Values: Print-specific color values for physical materials
  • Pantone Matching: Specific PMS colors for specialized printing

Typography Implementation

  • Web Fonts: Self-hosted web fonts with appropriate fallbacks
  • App Implementation: Embedded fonts in mobile applications
  • Desktop Usage: Licensed fonts for internal and agency use
  • Variable Font Options: Performance optimization for digital platforms

Responsive Guidelines

  • Breakpoint specifications for responsive behavior
  • Component adaptation rules across screen sizes
  • Touch target size requirements for interactive elements
  • Accessibility considerations for all digital implementations

Development Resources

  • Design tokens for consistent implementation
  • Component library in Figma/Sketch
  • Ready-to-use code snippets for common elements
  • Animation specifications for developers

5.3 Quality Control

Maintaining visual consistency requires clear processes for review and approval.

Review Process

  • Designated brand guardians for approval
  • Staged review process for major brand applications
  • Checklists for common implementation contexts
  • Regular audit schedule for existing materials

Common Issues Checklist

  • Color accuracy across different media
  • Typography implementation and hierarchy
  • Logo clear space and minimum size
  • Motion timing and easing curves
  • Photographic style consistency
  • UI component usage

Accessibility Verification

  • Color contrast compliance (WCAG 2.1 AA minimum)
  • Text scaling and readability
  • Touch target sizing for motor impairments
  • Screen reader compatibility for digital applications
  • Alternative text for images

Implementation Support

  • Brand hotline for quick questions
  • Regular office hours for implementation assistance
  • Template library for common applications
  • Training sessions for new team members and partners

6. Future Evolution

The WineROI visual identity system is designed to grow and evolve while maintaining core brand recognition.

6.1 Planned Expansion Areas

  • Premium tier visual differentiation
  • B2B service expression within the brand architecture
  • International adaptation considerations
  • Expanded beverage categories if strategy evolves

6.2 Evaluation & Refinement

  • Annual brand audit to assess implementation quality
  • User feedback collection on visual identity elements
  • Competitive landscape monitoring
  • Performance metrics for digital brand elements

6.3 Version Control

  • Major version updates documented with rationale
  • Deprecation schedule for outdated elements
  • Transition plans for significant changes
  • Archive system for previous brand versions

Conclusion

This Visual Identity System provides comprehensive guidance for expressing the WineROI brand across all touchpoints. By maintaining consistency while allowing for appropriate flexibility, these guidelines ensure that every interaction with WineROI reinforces our position as the definitive solution for restaurant wine value assessment.

The system balances sophistication with approachability, creating a visual language that empowers users to make confident wine selections without requiring wine expertise. Through careful implementation of these guidelines, WineROI will build strong brand recognition and trust with our target audience.

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