Austrian Red Cross brand guidelines
A corporate design portal for the Austrian Red Cross organizing brand standards across digital, print, uniforms, vehicles, and buildings.
Homepage of the Austrian Red Cross corporate design guidelines portal featuring main section cards and search.
Branding section overview displaying category navigation for uniforms, vehicles, buildings, and promotional media.
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I like how pragmatic the Austrian Red Cross guidelines feel right from the start. Instead of burying practical physical applications under layers of brand theory, the portal puts touchpoints like uniforms, fleet vehicles, and physical buildings directly into the core branding structure. Navigating through the sections feels clean and purposeful, with clear regional contacts anchored across the pages. It is refreshing to see an organization acknowledge that real-world brand visibility often happens on vehicles and emergency apparel just as much as on digital channels.
At a glance
- Sections
- Grundelemente · Digital · Print · Branding · Video · Audio · Jugendrotkreuz
- Tone
- Functional and structured guidance tailored for regional organizational execution.
What I noticed
- The primary navigation outlines seven main areas: Grundelemente, Digital, Print, Branding, Video, Audio, and Jugendrotkreuz, alongside an on-site search feature.12345678
- The branding section organizes physical touchpoints into subcategories for Uniform, KFZ (vehicles), Gebäude (buildings), and Werbemittel.910
- Both the homepage and branding section footers provide direct contact links for regional branches and marketing departments across Austrian states.1112
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What I could not see
- Could not inspect downloadable asset packages or specific file formats, as none were directly presented in the captured screens.
- Could not view the contents of the individual sub-pages for uniforms, vehicles, or buildings.
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Reviewed on 25 September 2026. Request a correction · I built this