How we use color
The Core Purple is a bold and distinctive color that perfectly embodies our mission to empower builders and deliver truth and encouragement to product teams.
275U / 275C
#1B0B3B
C98 M100 Y45 K57
R27 G11 B59
#5028C0
2725U
#7856FF
C72 M70 Y0 K0
R120 G86 B255
#B094FF
#E8DDFF
The Secondary Palette compliments our Core Purple and allows us to create a harmonious and versatile visual language that can be used across different mediums and contexts. Let's dive in and discover how we use color to reinforce our brand's values and personality.
#5B0237
#CC332B
#FF7557
#FFB0A3
#FFE1D6
#122E29
#07B096
#80E1D9
#BCF0F0
#E0FAFA
#A33B16
#DA6B16
#F8BC3B
#FEDE9B
#FFEFDB
These numbers are generalizations, but we should be using our Core Purple brand colors along with Base colors, followed by limited use of secondary colors
40% Core Purples
40% Base Colors
20% Secondary Colors
#000000
#1F1F24
#626266
#9B9B9B
#C0C0C0
#E9E9E9
#EAE7E7
#F5F2F2
#FBF9F9
Combine various colors from our palette when using the logo.
Use two low contrasting colors together.
Use gradients for anything involving our logo.
Use a stroke outline in any way with our logo.
If you don’t really know what to do color wise, keep it simple. Use our core brand colors in the combinations recommended above.
Although we have other colors, the primary colors are the best to use on a recurring basis.
Color plays a crucial role in establishing a brand's identity and creating a memorable visual experience. In this section, we will explore the Core Purple, the color that represents our brand identity, and our Secondary Palette.
#1b0b3b
#7856ff
#b59eff
#FBF9F9
#F5F2F2
#EAE7E7
#5B0237
#FF7557
#FFE1D6
#122E29
#80E1D9
#E0FAFA
#A33B16
#F8BC3B
#FFEFDB