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Brand assets

Use these files when you write about us, list us as a partner, or link to our work.

Download the brand kit

ZIP of every logo and mark, 328 KB

The Standard Access logo

Mark and app icon

Use the mark alone only where the full logo won’t fit, such as a profile picture or a browser tab.

Using the logo

Do not change the files, combine them with another logo, or use them in a way that suggests we endorse a product. If you need another format or aren’t sure about a use, contact us.

Clear space

Leave space at least as wide as the figure’s head on every side. The dashed line shows that boundary. Our files already include it.

Minimum size

Show the logo at least 120 pixels wide on screen, shown here at actual size. Below that, use the mark, at least 24 pixels tall.

Give the logo a text alternative

People who use screen readers hear the alternative text instead of seeing the image. Use our name, “Standard Access”. If the logo links to our website, the name also tells them where the link goes.

<img src="standard-access-logo.svg" alt="Standard Access">

Keep it recognizable

  • Do: Use the files as supplied.

  • Do: Use the reversed logo on dark backgrounds.

  • Do not: Stretch or squash the logo.

  • Do not: Change its colors.

  • Do not: Rotate it or add shadows and outlines.

  • Do not: Place it where parts of it fade into the background.

Color

Our colors and what each one is for.

  • Brand yellow

    #FFC72C

    The logo, a page’s closing panel, and a highlighter behind black text. It is too light to be text, a line, or an icon on a light background.

  • Black

    #000000

    Buttons, links, and the logo.

  • Ink

    #1A1A1A

    Body text.

  • Ground

    #FAFAFA

    The one background our pages use, from top to bottom.

  • White

    #FFFFFF

    Windows and cards, each with one thin line around it.

  • Night

    #111111

    Behind the reversed logo, where a surface is already dark. Our pages stay light, so they don’t use it as a background.

Type and shape

One typeface on every device, and small corners with one thin line.

  • Typeface

    Atkinson Hyperlegible Next, on every device. It was made for the Braille Institute to be easier to read with low vision. Headings use weight 450.

  • Code

    Atkinson Hyperlegible Mono, for code and for the roles in a page’s structure. All other text uses the main typeface.

  • Corners

    Buttons and chips are pills. Windows, cards, and panels have 12-pixel corners and one thin line, with no shadow.