Solaris Design System

Logo

The Codebots logo was born from the shape of our bots and its letter marks. It is a coming together of humans and bots to create something new and vibrant.

Types

Where ever possible, use the Inline logo as a primary indicator of the brand. This aligns with other members of the ECI family. It is designed to work as a duotone on white backgrounds and as a solid mono colour on dark backgrounds.

Inline

The inline logo is the preferred display option when possible.

Codebots inline logo

Stack

The stack logo is designed for use in vertical situations where a horizontal logo would be too small.

Codebots stack logo

Mark

The logo mark is designed for use when the word ‘Codebots’ is used somewhere else to denote it as part of the brand. It should never be used by itself when the context of the brand is ambiguous.

Codebots mark logo

Colours

The logo colours are an important part of the visual design of the brand. It is important to ensure they shine through.

Light

While on a dark background, the logo should have a high contrast with the use of the mono tone light colour or duotone.

assets/img/visuals/solaris-logo_light.png

Dark

While on a dark background the logo should have a high contrast with the use of the mono tone light colour or duotone.

Codebots light logo

Mono

The mono tone logo is the primary logo to be used when in a productive sense or on a dark background. The mono tone logo is either split between the sol and light, sol and void or just void or just light. No other colours should be used.

Codebots mono logo

Duo

The duo logo is our primary brand logo and should be used where possible. It consists of both sol and luna.

Codebots duo logo

Spacing

Spacing the logo is an important part of ensuring its readability. Ensure that these rules are always met.

Layout

The logo should always be used as an SVG, PNG or WEBP. If you need to work with the vector file, then ensure that these ratios are met.

Codebots ratio inline logo

Codebots ratio stacked logo

Clearance

The logo should always be given a 1:1 ratio of clearance around it with other elements. These are presented as an ideal clearance and a minimal clearance.

Codebots clearance inline logo

Codebots clearance inline min logo

Codebots clearance stacked logo

Codebots clearance stacked min logo

Codebots clearance clearance mark logo

Codebots clearance clearance mark min logo

Alignment

The logo should always adhere to these alignments.

Codebots align top logo

Codebots align centre logo

Size

The logo should always be legible and readable.

Codebots inline min size logo

Codebots stacked min size logo

Codebots mark min size logo

Usage

The logo should NOT be used in the following ways.

Resize

Never resize the logo, always use it in its proper dimensions.

Codebots resize logo

Effects

Never apply any effects such as drop shadows to the logo.

Codebots effects logo

Low contrast

Always ensure that the logo meets the contrast requirements.

Codebots contrast logo

Pictures

Never use the logo on a heavily detailed background.

Codebots picture logo

If you must use the logo on a picture background, ensure that the logo meets contrast requirements, normally by using a mono colour logo. Ensure that the logo is on a single coloured part of the picture and have a darkened overlay between the layers.

Codebots picture-do logo

Colours

Never use the duo logo on anything but white or black/void. Never change the colours of the logo to another support colour.

Codebots colours logo

If you want to use the logo on another colour, then stick to these contrasts.

Codebots colours-do logo

Orientation

Never display the logo at an angle.

Codebots orientation logo

Patterns

Never give the logo a pattern.

Codebots pattern logo

Crop

Never crop the logo.

Codebots crop logo

Outline

Never display the logo as an outline. Always use a mono tone instead.

Codebots outline logo