Clidey is the company. WhoDB is a product we build. Keeping that distinction clear makes it easier for people to understand who we are and where to learn more.
Use the supplied files rather than recreating the logos. Keep their proportions intact and leave them enough room to breathe.
Keep the logo complete, legible, and separate from other marks or copy. Choose a version with enough contrast against its background.
Do not redraw, stretch, recolour, crop, add effects to, or combine our logos into a new mark.
The palette has five anchors. The role of each colour matters more than finding a new variation of it.
Orange
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Blue
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Yellow
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Ink
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Paper
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Clidey Orange leads company pages and calls to action.
Signal Blue leads WhoDB and other product surfaces.
Beacon Yellow is used sparingly: one clear point of emphasis, not a second primary colour.
Use display type for statements, sans for clear everyday reading, and mono only where a label, command, or data point benefits from precision.
Bricolage Grotesque
Headlines and short statements
Hanken Grotesk
Body copy, interfaces, and everyday communication
JetBrains Mono
Labels, code, commands, and data