Press and brand kit
The original Account Market marks, in every format you need. They are ours, they are downloadable, and the rules for using them are published here.
The mark
An arch, a protected space, and a letter A.
The mark is an arch containing a letter A. The arch is a doorway and a shelter at the same time, which is the idea the whole product is built on: a protected space where you can see what you are buying before you decide.
It is drawn with rounded joins and a single consistent stroke weight, so it holds at small sizes. The mark is used at a consistent size, never stretched, never recoloured outside the two palettes below, and never placed on a background that removes its contrast.
The primary mark
Horizontal lockups
The wordmark and the mark together, in four treatments.
Stacked lockups
For square and vertical placements.
App icons
Raster versions at the two sizes a manifest needs.
The palettes
Every colour, and what it is for.
Mineral, the default
#FFFFEB#1A1A1A#034F46#FFFFFF#E4E4D0#F2F2DC#2F7D4F#9A6A12#7F1C34Forest, the alternative
#EBF2EA#14231C#034F46#FFFFFF#D5E2D2#E9F1E6Using the marks
Six rules, kept short.
- Do not stretch, rotate or recolour the markUse the supplied files. Scaling proportionally is fine; distorting is not.
- Keep the clear spaceLeave a margin of at least the height of the arch around the mark on every side.
- Check the contrastPlace the mark on a background where it stays legible, using one of the two palettes below, straight from the values listed.
- Do not imply a partnershipThe mark identifies Account Market. It must not suggest a relationship with a platform, a supplier or a partner that does not exist.
- Do not place the mark on a busy imageGive it a calm field. A mark in the middle of a dense photograph is not a mark anybody can read.
- Do not modify the wordmarkDo not add a tagline, a subtitle, an outline or an effect to the lockup.
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