Brand assets
Everything you need to refer to Workover in an article, a deck, an integration listing or a conference programme, and the handful of rules that come with it.
Logo
The lockup is the default. Use the mark alone only where the full lockup would be illegible.
Colour
Navy carries the brand; the accent blue is for what you can click.
Navy
Headings and primary surfaces
Accent blue
Links, accents, primary actions
Deep blue
Pressed and hover states
Mist
Background washes and gradients
Slate
Body copy and secondary text
Paper
Page background
Typography
Headlines and display type. Bold weight, tight tracking.
Inter
Body copy, interface text and everything else.
Using the brand
Please do
- Use the supplied files without altering them.
- Keep clear space around the logo of at least the height of the mark.
- Place the logo on backgrounds with enough contrast to read it.
- Use the mark on its own when the full lockup would be too small to read.
Please don’t
- Do not recolour, stretch, rotate or add effects to the logo.
- Do not rebuild the wordmark in another typeface.
- Do not place the logo on a busy image without a solid backing.
- Do not imply partnership or endorsement that has not been agreed.
Naming
- Workover is one word, capital W, never “WorkOver” or “Work Over”.
- Workover Monitor is the full name of the monitoring product. “Monitor” alone is fine after first mention.
- Do not pluralise or verb the name (“Workovers”, “to Workover”).
Trademark
The Workover name and logo are marks of Workover. These assets are provided for editorial and referential use, describing, reviewing or integrating with Workover. They may not be used in a way that suggests endorsement, sponsorship or affiliation without written permission. WordPress and Webflow are the property of their respective owners, and Workover is not affiliated with them.
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