Brand giude
The brand, the myth, the manual

Inside this guide you’ll find the sacred blueprints of our brand—logos, colors, type, and the unspoken rules of looking like you know what you’re doing. Stick to it and you’ll blend in like a natural. Break it, and well… you’ll hear from us.

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This isn’t just a graphic—it’s the signature, the symbol, the visual mic drop. Whether it’s scaled up on a stage or sitting quietly in the corner of a slide deck, it deserves to show up looking flawless. Follow these rules, and the logo will treat you right. Ignore them, and things get awkward fast.

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To keep it crisp, clean, and unmistakably ours, always surround it with clear space equal to the height of the “V” in the wordmark. That’s your unit of measurement—apply it to all sides, every time.  Remember: Close enough is never good enough. Use the “V” as your ruler, always.

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Voltage’s icon is sacred and must be handled with care. We don’t want to find this icon: hidden in backgrounds, squashed to one side, or used to dot an ‘i’. Whomever dares touch this revered symbol will be cursed for life.

How not to use our logo

We know it’s tempting to get creative—but our logo isn’t here for your remix. It’s been carefully crafted and deserves to be used exactly as intended. Here are the kinds of design crimes we’re not cool with—and a few visual reminders of what never to do.

Keep it clean-shaven

No grime. No filters. No weird textures.

No freestyle colors

This isn’t a coloring book. Stick to the mono logos.

Don’t pull at the threads

No strokes, outlines, experiments gone rogue.

Don’t bend it out of shape

No squishing, stretching, or “just making it fit.”

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Our palette is designed, not just chosen. Every shade serves a specific function—whether it’s drawing focus, signaling interaction, or keeping things readable. Stick to the system and everything stays sharp, clear, and intentional.

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These are the headliners. Use them as your base, your anchor, your go-to. They set the tone and hold the brand together.

Blue
ribbon
1966FF
Amp
orange
FF5000
System
dusk
131626
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Each color has a role to play. They're not interchangeable, and they're not up for debate. Use them where they belong, and everything will work exactly as it should.

Blue gradient
1966FF / 19C9FF
Orange
gradient
FF5000 / FFE600
Light BG
FFFFFF / D2EDFF
Dev BG
131626 / 1966FF
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Halyard Display

Used for headlines and big, bold statements. Always set in Medium weight. It’s confident without shouting—ideal for things that need presence.

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Halyard Text

It’s built for clarity and readability. Clean, quiet, and super legible at smaller sizes. The support act that makes everything work.

H1 Header

Halyard Display | Medium | 72px

H2 Header

Halyard Display | Medium | 36px

Body text. Also used for button text.

Halyard Text | Regular | 16px

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We use two typefaces from the Halyard family. They’re not just fonts—they’re part of the brand’s posture. They give us clarity, character, and consistency across everything from hero headlines to the fine print.

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