Restyling is essentially a refresh of the brand, most commonly the logo and the brand’s surface visual characteristics. In its most basic, straightforward definition, that’s pretty much it. However, because the logo is such an important part of the brand’s differentiation and recognition, restyling must be done with care, and it’s not as simple as changing colors or font kinds. A well-executed restyling project can boost sales income by 23% on average.
Do not confuse restyling with rebranding, which entails altering more fundamental components of a brand or organization, possibly impacting anything from its values and aims to all aspects of the image it displays to the public.