Brand kit

Set up your brand once so Viktor uses your exact colors, fonts, logo and voice in everything customer-facing.

Viktor keeps your workspace's brand in one file, /work/brand/DESIGN.md, with your logo and font files beside it in /work/brand/assets/. Once it is set up, Viktor takes colors, typography, voice and messaging from it for anything an external audience sees.

Set up your brand

Ask Viktor, and point him at what you already have. For example: "Set up our brand from our site and these files."
Viktor fills in what he can from the sources you give him. He never invents a value you have not given.
He asks for the rest in short rounds, one group at a time:
- Colors: primary, background or neutral, accent, and the text color on each, as exact values.
- Typography: heading and body fonts, any display or label font, and base sizes.
- Shape and spacing: corner rounding, and how tight or roomy spacing should feel.
- Components: recurring styled ones, such as a primary button or a card.
- Voice: tone, person and formality.
- Messaging: product name, tagline, value proposition, boilerplate paragraph, and phrases to avoid.
- Licensing: any usage limits on the logo, fonts or imagery.
Share your logo (ideally an SVG plus a raster fallback), your brand fonts (.woff2 preferred) and any fixed imagery in the conversation. If you can't share a font file, Viktor records the font name and a fallback.
Say "skip for now" to anything non-essential. Viktor records it as a TODO and keeps going.
Viktor checks the spec and shows you the finished result: the values set, the assets in place and any remaining TODOs.

How Viktor uses it

Before Viktor produces anything customer-facing, he reads the brand file first. This covers marketing and product copy, emails, documents, decks, images, videos, landing pages and Space UIs.

Colors, type, rounding, spacing, component styles, tone, product names, taglines and boilerplate come only from the brand file.
Logos and fonts are the exact files from your brand assets, never look-alikes.
If something is missing, Viktor adds it with you or tells you. He does not make it up.
Internal scratch work does not have to follow the brand.

Change your brand

Ask Viktor to add or change something, for example: "Our accent color is now #0F766E." He reads the existing brand file first and applies only the new or changed values. Everything already in it stays.

Limits by plan and permission

One brand per workspace. It applies to everyone's customer-facing work.
The code sets no plan or role limit on setting up or changing the brand.

Common problems

Viktor asks about the brand before a customer-facing task. No brand is set up yet. Answer his questions, or skip what isn't essential.
A color or font looks wrong. Tell Viktor the exact value or share the file. He updates the brand file.
A value is marked TODO. You skipped it during setup. Give Viktor the value when you have it.

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