For Customer Experience Professionals (Length: 14 pages)

August 27, 2008

Web Site Imagery That Builds Brands

by Ron Rogowski

with Rupa Shankar, Harley Manning, Steven Geller


Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Brand-building Web site imagery helps target users accomplish their goals while reinforcing key brand attributes. While many firms struggle to incorporate brand-building imagery on their sites, we uncovered several companies that successfully employ design principles such as contrast, repetition, and dominance to craft a visual experience that is both informative and engaging. To get the most out of site imagery, customer experience professionals should rely on design personas to uncover what visual elements users need to make decisions and use brand "personas" to help them ensure that their images accurately reflect their brand.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

NOTES & RESOURCES

itemImagery Must Help Users Accomplish Goals And Reinforce Brand Positioning

itemBrand Building Sites Succeed With Imagery That's Helpful And Engaging

recommendations

itemDifferentiate The Site Experience With Brand Building Imagery

The examples cited in this document come from our ongoing research into the topic of how companies build brand with their Web sites.

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Analyst: Ron Rogowski
Technology: Brand Strategy, Customer Experience, Design & Usability Processes, eBusiness/eCommerce, Interactive Marketing, Marketing & Advertising, Web Site Design
Industry: Apparel, Automotive, Automotive Customer Experience, Automotive Marketing, Consumer Electronics, Consumer Industries, Consumer Packaged Goods, Consumer Packaged Goods Marketing, Consumer Retail & CPG, Retail, Retail Marketing
Geography: Asia Pacific, Europe, North America

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