How far do you take your branding?

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Most of you have seen at least one of my tutorial videos with my newest company “Templar Design”. I love to level up and show off my new toys. The other day, I was at a meetup and one of the attendees came up to me and asked how far I take my branding. Do I ever stop? :rofl:

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I’ve been running Templar Design for about a year now. I founded Templar Design after finding Adalo and seeing the capabilities that Adalo has.

Templar Design is an app design agency specializing in Adalo app design and development providing templates, tutorials, and mentoring for those that want to learn Adalo with one-on-one guidance.

I’m often asked how far you should take your branding. This is a great question and one that doesn’t have a cut-and-dry answer.

I finished working on my office yesterday and bought a bunch of new goodies to jazz it up. I purchased an LED light strip, 2 LED glow bars, an LED wand, and a cloak.

So if you haven’t seen any of my tutorial videos, here’s the link to my youtube channel.

If you HAVE seen them, then you’ll know how excited I am to show you this picture of my new video setup:

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What do you think of my new video setup for tutorial videos? How far do you take your branding?

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I see it’s been a while since you’ve posted, but I’m curious—how are you all handling branding updates when your app goes through big feature or design changes? Do you tweak your brand to match, or try to stay consistent no matter what? I’ve been rethinking mine and wondering if refreshing every so often makes apps feel more current or just confuses users.

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I’m still around, working from the shadows. Many clients, less time to help here in the forum.

It’s not very often that branding in apps goes through major changes. But when it’s time for a solid refresh, we just evolve with it. Sometimes the changes are huge, sometimes they’re quick and easy.

I’d say it mainly depends on how long users have been on the app, how long the app has been live, and whether the branding starts to feel outdated. If you feel like it needs a refresh, then update it. Just keep the core identity recognizable.

In short: evolve the brand when it makes sense, don’t overhaul it without a good reason.