Brand

Brand Guide

Guidelines for using the Airful brand — our logo, colors, typography, and visual identity. For press kits or custom assets, get in touch.

Logo

The Airful mark is a stylized bird — representing agility, perspective, and forward motion. Use it as the primary brand identifier.

Airful bird mark — sage on lightPrimary — on light
Airful bird mark — sage on darkOn dark backgrounds

Clear space

Maintain clear space around the logo equal to at least the height of the bird's body. Never crowd it with other elements.

Don't

Don't stretch, rotate, add effects, or change the logo's color outside the approved palette. Don't place it on busy backgrounds without sufficient contrast.

Colors

A warm, natural palette built around sage green. Canvas is the default background; Sage is the primary accent; Sienna is used sparingly for warmth.

Canvas

#FAF9F7

Sage

#7B8F7B

Dark Sage

#5C6F5C

Sienna

#C4846E

Charcoal

#1C1C1E

Stone

#3A3A3C

Muted

#8E8E93

Ivory

#F5F3EE

Border

#E5E2DC

Typography

Three typefaces — a serif for display, a sans-serif for body, and a monospace for technical content.

Display--font-heading

Cormorant Garamond

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

Light 300Regular 400Medium 500SemiBold 600Bold 700
Body--font-body

DM Sans

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. We use DM Sans for all body text, navigation, buttons, and UI elements. It's clean, geometric, and highly readable at every size.

Regular 400Medium 500SemiBold 600Bold 700
Monospace--font-mono

JetBrains Mono

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Used for code snippets, technical labels, hex values, and variable names.

Regular 400

Voice & Tone

How Airful sounds — across the website, in conversations, and in written materials.

Warm, not corporate

We sound like a knowledgeable friend, not a press release. Direct, personal, and approachable.

Confident, not boastful

We let our work speak. State what we do clearly without superlatives or hype.

Concise, not sparse

Every sentence earns its place. We say enough to be useful and not a word more.

Technical when needed

We don't shy away from specifics. When the audience is technical, so are we — but always with clarity.