DreamHack brand guidelines
DreamHack presents a single-page brand guide on WordPress covering logos, color pairings, and wallpapers with direct Google Drive asset downloads.
Freedam's take — I like how straightforward DreamHack keeps its brand presentation. Instead of building a separate, complex portal, they host core visual identity guidance directly on the main event website. The page cleanly outlines primary and secondary logos, what they are, and how to apply them. Core colours and specific colour pairings are clearly defined alongside a section for wallpapers. It is a refreshing, no-nonsense setup where everything essential is laid out on a single page, with direct Google Drive links provided for quick asset downloads.
Details
- Type
- Guidelines
- Access
- Public
- Source
- dreamhack.com
- Industry
- Media & entertainment, Gaming & esports
- Capabilities
- Guidelines, Downloads, Partner resources
- Tags
- logo usage, color system, asset downloads, single page, wordpress
- Added
- Last checked
What I noticed
- The brand guidelines live directly on dreamhack.com/brand/ built on WordPress.12
- The page includes sections for primary logo, secondary logo, core colours, colour pairs, and wallpapers.34567
- Asset downloads link out to external Google Drive folders.89
- External Google Drive folders offer a practical, low-friction way to distribute brand assets without custom hosting.
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What I could not see
- Could not inspect the contents of the linked Google Drive asset folders.
- Could not see typography rules or full logo misuse examples directly in the capture.
Ideas to borrow
- Hosting essential logo guidance and colour pairings on a public page with Google Drive links allows small teams to share assets without maintaining a dedicated DAM.
Reviewed on 18 September 2026. Request a correction · I built this
