Templates, brand kit and assets

Brand kit

The brand kit holds the colours and logos the workspace is allowed to use, so a code made by someone who has never seen the brand guidelines still comes out on-brand.

Reviewed August 20, 2026

Steps

1. Add the brand colours once, at the workspace level.
2. Upload the logo variants people actually need, including a version that works on a light background.
3. Point the team at the brand kit instead of circulating hex codes in chat.
4. Re-check contrast whenever a brand colour changes — an on-brand code that does not scan is still a broken code.

How to check it worked

A new code built from the brand kit passes the contrast check without manual adjustment.

What usually goes wrong

• Brand colours with too little lightness difference to scan.
• Only a white logo uploaded, so it disappears on light exports.
• Hex codes shared in chat and drifting over time.