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Image (simple) – what this section can do
The Image (Simple) section is designed for a clean, straightforward display of visual content—free of unnecessary elements, with the focus on the image itself. It is used whenever the visual is meant to speak for itself.
Display options
- Image without text – a clean, full-width visual presentation without any accompanying text
- Image with text – an image accompanied by a headline and caption for context or explanation
- Multiple images in a row – arranging multiple visuals in a single section, clearly and consistently
What is it used for?
- Presentation of key brand visuals – packaging, illustrations, photography
- Samples of print materials, product photos, or UI screenshots
- Typography documentation and similar materials
Image only
The simplest variant—an image without any text. Suitable for visuals that speak for themselves and need no additional commentary.
Tip
Click the image to view it in a lightbox at higher resolution.
Image with caption
An image with an optional text field below it. The text can contain usage rules, formatting, links, or lists.
Note
You can add formatted text below each image—highlights, links, numbered and bulleted lists.
The business card mockup shows the correct use of the logo on corporate stationery. Follow these rules:
- The logo must be placed in the upper left corner of the business card.
- The minimum clear space around the logo is 5 mm.
- Use only approved colour variants.
Multiple images stacked
You can add multiple images in a single section—each with its own caption. Ideal for showing brand application variants across different materials.
Logo application on letterhead—vertical variant with clear space.
Business cards—front and back using the primary colour palette.
Envelope and letterhead—complete corporate stationery set.