Dynamic
Color

Dynamic Color

White, black, and gray are our Core colors, but by no means our only colors. It’s very important that you never use a color in a brand communication that is not in this palette as they’ve been specifically designed to pair well together.

While typography and our identity always follow the Core Palette, feel free to use Dynamic Colors for things like background colors or for making our Graphic Language. As long as you stick to these colors, feel free to explore and have fun.

Applying Color

Conveying Movement

The warmer the tone, the more active the color becomes. For example, something that is demanding of a lot of energy would be red. Something that might be calming or relaxing would be blue. When creating new communications, pay attention to the activity, tone, and context to select the right color from our palette.

Grab the Hex Code
#D2C3F5
#B3B4F3
#D0FDED
#DDFDBB
#F7CA8E
#F1B0CC
#FDA99E
#8B6BED
#4046E7
#97FBD5
#B2FB64
#ED6935
#EB4A86
#EE291D
#2B1F50
#0D104D
#1B2E29
#2B3F17
#512008
#3B1220
#791203

Common Mistakes

Do not use color in typography.
Do not use colors outside of those that were outlined.
Do not use combinations that lack contrast
Do not use gradients.
Do not use two different shades of Core Color for the logo and symbol.
Do not add tints and shades.