Primary logo
For white and light backgrounds.
The RiskMapped identity
Everything you need to represent RiskMapped clearly and consistently.
Download brand assetsThe three-colour icon and RiskMapped wordmark belong together. Use the supplied artwork to preserve the lettering, proportions and space between them.
For white and light backgrounds.
The colour icon with white lettering.
For one-colour printing and restrained layouts.
A white logo for dark, uncluttered backgrounds.
Use the icon for app icons, profile pictures and compact spaces where the full logo would be too small. Use the full logo when introducing RiskMapped to a new audience.
Keep a clear area around the logo of at least one quarter of the icon’s height. Keep text, images and other logos outside this area.
Full logo: 120 px wide on screen or 30 mm in print. Standalone icon: 16 px or 4 mm. Use a larger size when the background or printing method needs it.
Scale the artwork proportionally. The gap between icon and wordmark is part of the logo. Do not move the pieces closer together or further apart.
Green, orange and red connect our identity to the protection picture. White and charcoal give information room to be read.
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RGB 0, 157, 96
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RGB 247, 104, 0
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RGB 240, 3, 21
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RGB 22, 22, 22
Use colour sparingly around the logo. In product screens and reports, pair status colours with a label or symbol so meaning never depends on colour alone.
Use charcoal on white for body text. Brand colours are accents, not default text colours. For print, ask your printer to convert the RGB artwork using the profile for the chosen paper and process.
We use Geist for headings, interface labels and body text. Keep the hierarchy simple and give the content space.
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The logo lettering is supplied as artwork. Do not recreate it by typing RiskMapped in Geist or another font.
Get Geist from VercelUse the artwork as supplied, on a simple background with clear contrast.
Write RiskMapped as one word, with a capital R and M. In plain text, use the name normally; the logo artwork is for visual branding.
Keep each logo separate, with balanced visual weight and its own clear space. Make the relationship clear in words. Do not imply endorsement or a partnership that has not been agreed.
For a new partnership or an unusual use of the identity, contact our team with an example of the proposed design.
One download with all approved logo versions, transparent PNGs, vector artwork, print PDFs and app icons.
SVGScalable artwork for designers and websites. No font installation needed.
PNGTransparent images for presentations and documents.
PDFVector artwork for print. Use this page as your guidelines.
This page is the current reference for the RiskMapped identity.