Brand Site Design

Overview

Brand Site Design is a curated collection of publicly accessible, digital brand guidelines from well-known global companies. It solves the problem of scattered or hard-to-find brand documentation by gathering these resources into a single, browsable directory.

Unlike general design inspiration sites such as Awwwards or Behance, Brand Site Design focuses exclusively on official, purpose-built brand guideline sites — not portfolios or concept work.

Key Benefits

• Access digital brand guidelines from over 20 major global brands including Google, IBM, Uber, Discord, and TikTok.
• Each entry links directly to the official brand guideline site, ensuring you reach primary-source documentation.
• The collection focuses specifically on digital and accessible guidelines, making it relevant for web and product designers.
• Brands span a wide range of industries — from technology (Vercel, Dropbox) to retail (Starbucks, Herman Miller) to automotive (Audi).

How It Works

You visit the Brand Site Design homepage and browse a curated list of brand entries. You click the "View →" link next to any brand name and get taken directly to that company's official digital brand guideline site.

Use Cases

• Freelance brand designers researching how established companies structure and present their visual identity systems online.
• In-house product designers at startups who need real-world references when building their own brand guideline sites.
• Design students studying how global companies communicate typography, color, and component rules in a digital format.
• Front-end developers looking for accessible design documentation examples to model their own component library docs after.
• Brand strategists benchmarking how companies like Wise, Mozilla, or Duolingo publicly document their identity standards.

Why Choose This Product

Brand Site Design suits designers, developers, and brand strategists who want fast access to real, official brand guideline sites without manually searching each company's domain. The collection is deliberately narrow in scope — it only covers purpose-built digital guideline sites, so users looking for logo packs or asset downloads will need to look elsewhere.