Brand
The Certeef brand
Official logos, color codes and typography. Everything you need to mention or present Certeef properly — press, partners, integrations.
Logos
Four vector files (SVG): the full logo and the standalone mark, each in a dark version for light backgrounds and a white version for dark backgrounds.
Colors
A warm palette of four tones, from white to deep brown. The hex codes below are the official references.
Typography
Certeef uses a single family: Outfit, an open-source variable font (OFL license), for headings and body text alike.
Outfit
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Weights in use
Outfit 300 Outfit 400 Outfit 500 Outfit 700
Outfit on Google FontsUsage guidelines
A few simple rules to keep the brand legible and consistent.
- Use the provided SVG files as is, without redrawing them.
- Don't distort the logo: no stretching, rotating or drop shadows.
- Don't change the colors: dark version on light backgrounds, white version on dark backgrounds.
- Keep a clear space around the logo, at least the height of the mark.
- Make sure there is enough contrast between the logo and its background.
- Don't typeset “Certeef” in another font to imitate the logo.
What not to do
The same rules, shown visually. Each of these treatments alters the brand — avoid them.
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Don't stretch or distort.
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Don't rotate or tilt.
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No drop shadows or effects.
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Don't recolor the logo.
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Not enough contrast with the background.
- Certeef
Don't typeset “Certeef” in another font.