Website Brand Refresh Checklist: Keep the Details Consistent After a Redesign
Does changing the logo finish a website brand refresh? Review the wording, visual choices and important visitor journeys together.
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The six points in the video
This is a silent video. The headings, explanations and labels below reproduce the information on screen.
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Step 1: Agree what is changing
Record the purpose and the parts of the identity being updated.
On-screen labels: Reason for the refresh; Agreed scope; Current reference files.
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Step 2: Check the logo variants
Review the correct logo on light, dark and small-screen backgrounds.
On-screen labels: Suitable variant; Readable small size; Correct background.
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Step 3: Review colour and type
Shared styles need to remain readable in the actual page context.
On-screen labels: Readable text; Useful contrast; Consistent typography.
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Step 4: Keep the wording consistent
Names, descriptions and calls to action should use the agreed language.
On-screen labels: Business description; Service names; Clear next steps.
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Step 5: Check the surrounding assets
Review website icons, downloadable documents and shared images.
On-screen labels: Website icon; Downloadable material; Social sharing image.
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Step 6: Retest important tasks
Check the enquiry or booking journey after design changes are applied.
On-screen labels: Usable controls; Working task; Consistent confirmation.
A practical check for your business
Keep a practical checklist of the shared identity changes and the pages affected. Review important visitor tasks after the new logo, wording, colours and assets are applied.
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Does changing the logo finish a website brand refresh?
Review the wording, visual choices and important visitor journeys together. Review the complete website after the shared design choices change.
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