Brand Guide · v1.1
Everything you need to represent LayerV correctly: the logo, the Signal-First color palette, and the typographic voice. Built on a deep navy canvas, a light blue interactive signal, and a role-weighted type system. Use these assets exactly as shown.
01 · Logo
The wordmark is the primary identity. The standalone “V” mark is used where space is tight or where the brand is already established. Both are geometric, precise, and never altered.
Keep clear space around the logo equal to the height of the “V” mark. Nothing — text, graphics, or edges — enters this zone.
Padding = cap height of the mark (1×)
Below these sizes the wordmark loses legibility. Drop to the V mark when the wordmark would render smaller than 120px wide.
02 · Color
Navy (base/background) is the canvas. Light blue (base/primary) is the interactive signal: CTAs, active states, focus, primary buttons, badges. Success, destructive, warning, and info are reserved strictly for state. Names map 1:1 to the base/* design tokens. Each swatch shows its dark value, with the light value below. Click to copy.
Brand
Surfaces & neutrals
Semantic state
03 · Typography
Three families, weighted by role. Saira runs Light for display and Medium below 30px. Geist is Light for body and SemiBold for emphasis and every number. Geist Mono is always Regular 400, set ALL-CAPS with size-aware tracking, for eyebrows, tags, and states.
04 · Assets
Vector SVG, ready for print and screen. By downloading, you agree to use the marks as specified in this guide.