Brand Settings give Jurni a reusable source of truth for the visual identity and product context your team uses when creating experiences. Configure these settings before generating or templating a large number of pages so new work starts closer to your brand by default.
What belongs in Brand Settings
Depending on your workspace configuration, Brand Settings can include information such as:
- Brand logo
- Brand typography / fonts
- Core visual identity settings
- Product mapping or product context used by Jurni
Brand Settings are different from AI Knowledge. Brand Settings define reusable brand and product configuration, while AI Knowledge provides additional information Jurni can use when generating or reasoning about content.
Logo
Upload the primary logo you want Jurni to use as the default brand reference.
For the cleanest results:
- Use a high-quality source file.
- Prefer a transparent background when the logo will appear over different page colors.
- Make sure the logo remains readable at mobile sizes.
- Keep alternate campaign logos inside the experience when they should not become the workspace default.
Fonts
Configure the fonts that represent your brand’s primary typography. Consistent workspace-level fonts make AI-generated pages, templates, and newly added sections easier to keep on brand.
After adding a custom font, preview important pages on both desktop and mobile. Font files and fallback behavior can affect wrapping, spacing, and section height.
Product mapping
Product mapping helps Jurni understand which commerce products should be associated with the workspace or brand context used during creation.
Keep the mapped products current when:
- New hero products launch.
- A product is discontinued.
- Variants or pack sizes change materially.
- The team changes which products should be prioritized in generated experiences.
Brand Settings and existing pages
Treat Brand Settings as a default source for creation—not as a substitute for QA. When you change brand configuration, review important existing experiences rather than assuming every previously customized element will update automatically.
Brand Settings and AI generation
The better the brand foundation, the less cleanup your team should need after AI generation. Before generating a campaign page, make sure the workspace contains the correct logo, typography, product context, and AI Knowledge for that campaign.
Keep campaign-specific choices on the page
Not every visual decision belongs in global Brand Settings. Temporary campaign colors, seasonal art direction, one-off logos, or experimental typography are usually better configured in the experience itself so they do not become the default for unrelated pages.
- AI Knowledge Setup
- Create an Experience
- Experience Editor
- Products and Variants
- Saved Sections
