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Brand & UX guide
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A rounded square holding a W drawn as one trend line. The mark, the wordmark, the lockups, clear space, and what not to do.

#The mark

A rounded square (corner radius 25% of the side) holding a W drawn as a single trend line. It doubles as the sparkline motif used across the product. This is the shipped mark; it matches the app’s Logo.tsx and favicon exactly.

In product
Code
<span class="logo"><svg class="logo-mark" viewBox="0 0 28 28" aria-hidden="true"><rect width="28" height="28" rx="7"/><path d="M6.5 9.5 10 19l4-7 4 7 3.5-9.5"/></svg>Weekwright</span>

#Files

SVG is the source of truth. PNGs are rendered from the SVGs in png/logo/.

#Clear space and size

  • Clear space: at least half the mark’s width on every side. Do not crop it.
  • Minimum size: mark alone 20px. Wordmark at least 100px wide on screen.
  • Wordmark: Inter Bold. If the letterforms need to change, rebuild from Inter Bold. Do not restyle into another face.
Clear space
Weekwright mark
Clear space ≥ ½ mark width (hatched)
Code
<div class="g-clear"><div><img src="logo/mark.svg" alt="Weekwright mark" width="56" height="56" /></div></div>
<span class="muted" style="margin-left:var(--space-4)">Clear space ≥ ½ mark width (hatched)</span>

#Do and don’t

Do

  • Flat color only: accent (or its dark value) for the square, on-accent for the line
  • Ink or paper for the wordmark
  • Use the inverted mark on a solid teal panel

Don’t

  • Gradients, glows, 3D, sparkles, a brain, a robot, or a chart icon
  • Recolor outside accent and on-accent, or their inverse
  • Stretch, rotate, or add effects
  • Put the teal square behind the word in the nav

#Explorations

These are concepts under consideration. They are not approved and not authoritative. The shipped mark above is the only one to use.

Weekwright brand & UX guide v1.0.0 Components rendered from app @ bd6c1f4 · build d2e1ef8