This is the primary design associated with the brand and the go-to symbol used most often to represent the business.
This is the primary design associated with the brand and the go-to symbol used most often to represent the business.
This is an altered version of the main logo with a different orientation or structure, adding flexibility and versatility.
The brand mark is a signature detail that adds character and boosts brand recognition. It can be used to add an extra branded touch, or as an accent alongside your main logo.
Alternate logos add additional depth and flexibility to the brand and cover less common use cases.
Stamps add personality and whimsey to your brand, and can be used as an extra branded touch.
Used for dark backgrounds or text on light colors.
Used sparingly as an additional light tone.
Used for backgrounds or text on dark colors.
Used sparingly as an additional accent color.
Used for action items, buttons, and special call-outs.
Works well with the primary & often paired with it.
Strongest correlation with the brand and used most often.
The tones in your color palette should be used consistently to increase brand recognition. For digital use, refer to HEX codes (#xxxxxx). For printing, use CMYK values.
8. Main Background
7. Alt Light Background
6. Dark Background
5. Accent Dark
(Optional)
4. Accent Light
(Optional)
3. Accent Color
(Buttons, Links)
2. Light Text
1. Dark Text
There are 8 colors available in Showit's Design Settings, and the chart below shows how they're used throughout this website.
These fonts have been carefully selected to work together and provide flexibility. Each font name is linked to where you can download or purchase that font. (Preview this page to easily click on the links.)
These elements add personality and structure, helping reinforce your brand’s identity while making designs more engaging.
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The logos in your Brand Toolbox have been organized by file format in order to help you easily find what you need.
All your logo versions and marks should be center-aligned to keep your brand looking polished.
In order to keep all elements legible, your logo versions should not be used smaller than 2 in.
All branding elements should have plenty of “white space” or breathing room around all sides (we recommend at least 20% of the element's overall width). See diagram as an example.
These best practices will help your brand look professional & polished when in use.