Design Print Design Standards

Create a comprehensive print design standards guide that serves as an official style manual for [Company/Brand Name]. Structure the document with clear, actionable guidelines in the following sections: 1. Introduction & Brand Overview: Briefly explain the purpose of this guide and the core visual identity principles for [Company/Brand Name]. 2. Color System: - Define primary and secondary color palettes with exact CMYK values and Pantone references where applicable - Specify color usage rules, combinations, and accessibility considerations for print 3. Typography: - Designate type families for headings, subheadings, and body text with specific weights and styles - Establish hierarchy rules including font sizes, leading, tracking, and alignment standards 4. Logo & Brand Asset Usage: - Show all approved logo variations with clear space requirements and minimum size specifications - Define proper and improper usage scenarios with visual examples 5. Layout & Grid System: - Describe the standard layout grid, margins, and column structures - Establish spacing rules, alignment principles, and visual hierarchy guidelines 6. Print Technical Specifications: - Recommend paper weights, finishes, and specialty printing techniques for different applications - Define image resolution requirements (minimum 300 DPI), bleed areas, and trim marks 7. Application Examples: Demonstrate how these standards apply to specific print materials such as [list specific materials, e.g., business cards, letterhead, brochures, packaging] Present the information in a professional, authoritative tone suitable for a corporate style guide.