Brand Style Guide

v1.0 • Last Updated: 2024.04.11

Typography

Noto Sans
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Primary typeface

Our primary brand typeface is Noto Sans because of its versatility, support for several languages which fosters inclusivity, and humanist letterforms — all of which align perfectly with our brand values.
Prefer regular weight for body copy and bold to emphasize words or phrases. Avoid light weight in any significant body of text, especially at small sizes that would compromise legibility. Medium weight should be reserved for very specific applications, e.g., button labels to aid legibility.
Italics should only be used to emphasize specific words or phrases in a body of text.
Noto Sans Bold
Noto Sans Bold Italic
Noto Sans Medium
Noto Sans Medium Italic
Noto Sans Regular
Noto Sans Regular Italic
Noto Sans Light
Noto Sans Light Italic
Get Noto Sans from Google Fonts
Work Sans
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Secondary typeface

Work Sans is our secondary typeface, used for headings and display text (large figures, callout message, etc.) to communicate our approachable and user-friendly attributes.
Prefer bold weight for headings and display text for maximum impact and contrast with body text. Use regular and light weights sparingly with discretion.
Italics should only be used to emphasize specific words or phrases in a body of text.
Work Sans Bold
Work Sans Bold Italic
Work Sans Regular
Work Sans Regular Italic
Work Sans Light
Work Sans Light Italic
Get Work Sans from Google Fonts

Colors

The 100-900 numbers against the color names represent a shade, with 100 being the lightest and 900 being the strongest. The main shade for each color is presented in the first largest tile.
Use pure white or black on non-white backgrounds as seen on the following color tiles to get the best results with WCAG 2.1 contrast ratio criterion.

Teal 600

#007E8F
R0 G126 B143

Teal 100

#CEFCFD
R206 G252 B253

Teal 200

#85F4FA
R133 G244 B250

Teal 300

#0CDEED
R12 G222 B237

Teal 400 - Robin Egg

#0BC0D0
R11 G192 B208

Teal 500

#0A9DAE
R10 G157 B174

Teal 700

#076974
R7 G105 B116

Teal 800

#04565D
R4 G86 B93

Teal 800

#014146
R1 G65 B70

Teal

Teal is our primary color and must be used for all important elements that need to be focused, e.g., buttons, links, background fills, etc.
Teal 600 is the main shade that we use as our primary color whereas Teal 400 (Robin Egg) is our secondary teal as seen in the JT symbol's gradient fill.

Midnight Green 900

#073940
R7 G57 B64

Midnight Green 100

#F0F3F4
R240 G243 B244
6% Midnight Green 900

Midnight Green 200

#DDE4E5
R221 G228 B229
14% Midnight Green 900

Midnight Green 300

#C4D0D1
R196 G208 B209
24% Midnight Green 900

Midnight Green 400

#A2B4B7
R162 G180 B183
38% Midnight Green 900

Midnight Green 600

#5A7B80
R90 G123 B128
67% Midnight Green 900

Midnight Green

Midnight Green is our brand's secondary color that we use for text and layout elements like borders, input fields, surfaces, etc. Do not use it as an accent to highlight important elements.
Midnight Green 900 is the main shade used as primary text and icon color, serving as the base for all other shades in the Midnight Green family. Prefer using alpha/opacity values instead of solid color for all shades of Midnight Green 900 to get the best contrast on non-white backgrounds, especially for text and icons.

Sunglow 300

#FFCB6B
R255 G203 B107

Sunglow 100

#FEF0CD
R254 G240 B205

Sunglow 200

#FCDE9C
R252 G222 B156

Sunglow 400

#FBBA2D
R251 G186 B45

Sunglow

Sunglow is our primary accent color and Sunglow 300 is its main shade. We use Sunglow for elements that need to stand out from other content. Avoid using it for text.

Salmon Pink 300

#F7A3B1
R247 G163 B177

Salmon Pink 100

#FDE2E8
R253 G226 B232

Salmon Pink 200

#FBC1CC
R251 G193 B204

Salmon Pink 400

#F57F97
R245 G127 B151

Salmon Pink

Salmon Pink is our secondary accent color and Salmon Pink 300 is its main shade. We use Salmon Pink sparingly to add more visual depth to the content. Avoid using it for text.

Images

Woman with glasses and man sitting at conference table with laptops
White text on top of tinted image.
JourneyTrack logoMan and woman in business attire smiling and high-fiving at conference table with laptops

Supporting images

Images that we use to support and reinforce our messages feature people in well-lit professional settings but without looking too corporate, conveying an overall pleasant vibe. Our images are inclusive and have a human touch, featuring people from diverse backgrounds working together harmoniously.
We use rounded corners on all images and when we place an image as a backdrop of any content, we tint the image with our primary Teal shade (600) at 50-75% opacity, depending on the image's brightness to achieve satisfactory contrast for the content.
Collage of JourneyTrack staff

User/profile pictures

Being a human-centered brand, we focus on people in all our communication. We use colorful circular, rectangular, and pill-shaped frames to convey our diverse and inclusive values, and sometimes pop people out of the frames to further emphasize them.

Graphics

JourneyTrack LinkedIn banner image

Gradients

We use soft gradients created with our brand's accent colors as content backdrops to convey diversity and different experiences we have in our journeys.

Path

To highlight a content area, we sometimes draw a solid path with straight lines but rounded corners, threading through the content to communicate rich journeys.

Contact

For any doubts related to the brand or the application of this style guide, please contact the following people for guidance and approvals.
Headshot of Claudia Panfil

Claudia Panfil

Chief Maketing Officer, JourneyTrack
claudia@journeytrack.io