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Spiral brand guidelines

Essential resources for maintaining Spiral’s visual identity

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Where the mark comes from: a data stack, drawn as a spiral loop, organized into abstract data, resolving into the letter S

Usage

Provide plenty of space around Spiral assets: two-thirds of the logo’s height above, below, and to each side, and one-third of it between the symbol and the wordmark. For a logo 180 px tall, that is 120 px and 60 px. Make them big or make them small, but keep the space in proportion and give them room to breathe.

The logo's safe area: 120px above, below, and outside, 60px between the symbol and the wordmark

Wordmark usage

Use the Spiral wordmark whenever possible in your references to Spiral. We recommend monochrome applications, paired with the brand colors outlined below.

The Spiral wordmark in white on a dark panel
The Spiral wordmark in black on a light panel

Symbol usage

In constrained spaces or symbol-focused layouts, the Spiral mark works as a standalone identifier. Reach for it when the wordmark won’t fit. The full wordmark carries stronger recognition with most audiences.

The Spiral symbol in white on a dark panel
The Spiral symbol in black on a light panel

Color guidance

Spiral’s palette centers on a neutral grey foundation, from soft light grey (#FCFCF9) to deep charcoal (#171716). The blue accent (#1D0FED) is reserved for details and moments of emphasis. It brings energy without dominating. Use the grey scale for primary elements and backgrounds, and bring in blue for links, focus, and the one element on a screen that needs attention.

Primary colors

White

FFFFFF

grey-50

FCFCF9

grey-100

EBEBE8

grey-200

DFDFDD

grey-300

D4D4D2

grey-400

BEBEBB

grey-500

646462

grey-600

3C3C3A

grey-700

2B2B29

Black

171716

Blue

1D0FED

Secondary colors

Purple

8731DD

Pink

DD317E

Orange

F27332

Red

E43134

Green

17B65A

Iconography

Spiral uses Google’s Material Design icons across digital and physical applications. Recognizable and clean, they keep every surface consistent.

Google's Material Design icon set, the source of Spiral's iconography