BRAND CENTER

The Ariovis visual identity.

Ariovis brand assets: logo, colors, typography, patterns and usage rules. This page is the reference for any internal or partner visual production.

The logo

The Ariovis logo comes in two variants: the full logotype, with the Security meets Business signature, and the monogram alone.

Logotype on light background
ariovis-logo-light.svg
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Logotype on dark background
ariovis-logo-dark.svg
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Monogram on light background
ariovis-monogram-light.svg
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Monogram on dark background
ariovis-monogram-dark.svg
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Usage rules

  • Always use the official files. Never redraw or recompose the logo.
  • Pick the variant matching the background: dark version on light backgrounds, light version on dark backgrounds.
  • Keep clear space around the logo, at least equal to the monogram height.
  • Do not stretch, tilt or alter the proportions.
  • Do not change the colors, and do not add shadow, outline or any effect.
  • Do not place the logo over an image or pattern that harms its readability.
  • Minimum display width: 120 px for the logotype, 32 px for the monogram.

The Ariovis gradient

The gradient is Ariovis' visual signature. It is derived from the logo and appears across every medium.

ColorHexPosition
Yellow
#FFFF000%
Orange
#FF990022.56%
Bordeaux
#9E0E4059.33%
Fuchsia
#DE0F7278.72%
Pink
#FF76B7100%
CSS value
background: linear-gradient(90deg, #FFFF00 0%, #FF9900 22.56%, #9E0E40 59.33%, #DE0F72 78.72%, #FF76B7 100%);

Usage rules

  • The gradient is a signature, not a texture.
  • Use it as a thin rule or on a small surface.
  • Never use it as a button background, on text, or as a large flat fill.
  • No more than three gradient elements on a single page.
  • Do not animate it.

The palette

Neutrals

White
#FFFFFF
Slate 50
#F8FAFC
Slate 100
#F1F5F9
Slate 200
#E2E8F0
Slate 300
#CBD5E1
Slate 400
#94A3B8
Slate 500
#64748B
Slate 600
#475569
Slate 700
#334155
Slate 800
#1E293B
Slate 900
#0F172A
Slate 950
#020617
Black
#000000

Primary accent

Orange #FF9900. Used for primary CTAs, always with dark text #0F172A.

Orange
#FF9900

Brand accents

Fuchsia
#DE0F72
Bordeaux
#9E0E40
Rose
#FF76B7
Wine
#BE0F59

Illustration colors

Purple
#E218E7
Purple Light
#C515CF
Purple Medium
#A712B6
Purple Dark
#8A0E9E
Yellow
#FFFF00
Yellow Light
#FFE500
Orange Light
#FFB800

Contrast

BackgroundTextRatioUsage
#FF9900#0F172A8.3:1Primary buttonAa
#FFFFFF#9E0E408.1:1Editorial link, light themeAa
#020617#FF76B77.4:1Editorial link, dark themeAa
#DE0F72#FFFFFF4.8:1BadgeAa
#FFFF00#0F172A16.6:1IllustrationAa

Never use white text on Orange, Yellow or Pink. The contrast drops to 2.1:1, 1.1:1 and 2.5:1 respectively.

Bai Jamjuree

Bai Jamjuree is Ariovis' single typeface. It is self-hosted, no request is sent to an external service.

Weights

  • 400 · Regular
    Identity and access security
  • 500 · Medium
    Identity and access security
  • 600 · SemiBold
    Identity and access security
  • 700 · Bold
    Identity and access security

Typographic scale

  • .t-display
    Hero titles
    Security meets Business
  • .t-h1
    Page main heading
    Page title
  • .t-h2
    Section title
    Section title
  • .t-h3
    Sub-section
    Sub-section
  • .t-h4
    Card title
    Card title
  • .t-lead
    Intro below a heading
    Introduction that supports a section title.
  • .t-body
    Body copy
    Body copy, readable across long paragraphs.
  • .t-small
    Metadata, captions
    Metadata and short captions.
  • .t-caption
    Labels, intro rules
    Section label

Rules

  • Bai Jamjuree is the site's only typeface.
  • Do not use DM Sans or Inter.
  • Do not mix multiple families.
  • No more than three sizes in a single layout.
  • Left-aligned by default.

Patterns

The motherboard pattern echoes the geometric language of the logo: strokes with 45-degree chamfered angles. It works as a discreet background, never as a main element.

ariovis-pattern-02.svg
ariovis-pattern-03.svg

Rules

  • Maximum opacity: 10% in light theme, 14% in dark theme.
  • At most one pattern per section.
  • Never tile it.
  • Never animate it.
  • Never place it behind a paragraph.

What we never use

  • Padlocks, shields, generic keys
  • Hooded hackers, matrices, green code
  • Fake cybersecurity interfaces
  • Cliché stock imagery
  • Generated faces
  • Glassmorphism, glow, neon
  • Gradients on text or buttons
  • 3D effects

These elements are the opposite of what Ariovis says about its craft. Identity security is neither a vault nor an abstract threat: it is organizational work.