Docusign wardrobe do and don't gallery

Summary

A video wardrobe guidance page laid out as a clear do/don't comparison: a left "Wardrobe and Accessories" intro column, a left photo grid of misuse (each shot struck through in red) and a right photo grid of approved usage, each grid sitting above its own Don't/Do bullet list.

Visual description

White page with the deck's standard three-part running header (left brand line, "Video Guidelines", "Wardrobe") and a page number top right. The left third is body copy: a black "Wardrobe / and Accessories" heading, two intro paragraphs, then a bold "Comfortable and Personal" subhead with a short paragraph. The right two thirds split into two equal columns, each capped by a thin violet rule and a small label with an icon: a red target icon plus "Misuse of Wardrobe" on the left, a green check icon plus "Approved Usage: Wardrobe" on the right. Under each label is a 2x2 grid of photographs of people; the misuse photos each carry a diagonal red strike-through, the approved photos carry small green check badges. Below each grid, a bold "Don't" or "Do" label introduces a bullet list of wardrobe rules.

Key takeaway

The mirrored two-column do/don't structure, where the same grid format is reused on both sides so the only difference a reader registers is the red strike versus the green check. Pinning a single red diagonal across each rejected photo is an instantly legible "no" with zero text.

Reuse notes

A reliable template for any brand or video guideline page that has to show acceptable versus unacceptable examples side by side: wardrobe, photography, logo usage, tone. Pairs with the deck's other appendix and guidance pages. Needs real example photography to be convincing, and the red-cross convention only reads if the rejected and approved grids stay visually identical otherwise.