Design Architecture
Design templates have been created for communication materials including brochures, banners, posters, advertising, reports and some display signage.
InDesign templates for these materials can be downloaded from the Publications page of this website.
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The University's design architecture has been developed so that key brand elements are always used consistently on visual communication materials.
Design Components
The design architecture makes sure that the:
- University logo is always at the top-left of the design
- title-text position is in the bottom-third of the page to enable the maximum clear space for 'hero' images and graphics
- support graphics and co-branding, where applicable, are always positioned at the bottom of the page as the 'sealer'.
Usage
The design architecture has been created for use on all 'above the line' communication materials that require a level of design and branding.
If you have any questions, please contact the Creative Services Manager in Marketing & Communications.
More Design Architecture Information
The Design Architecture section of the Brand Standards has more detailed information on:
- image placement
- text options
- co-brand and support graphics
- inside pages
- flyers and banners
- advertising
- electronic direct mail (EDM) templates
This website also provides more information on:
Please Note
All brand elements must be used as indicated in the Brand Standards and without modification, to ensure that the University's brand integrity is maintained.
Any brand or marketing advertising developed outside Marketing and Communications should be sent to brandapprovals@adelaide.edu.au. This enables review against the Brand Standards design architecture, prompting additional external designer education if required.
