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Brand Guidelines

Aembit Style Guide

This simple kit is for using the Aembit logo in conjunction with our trademark guidelines.

Aembit's Foundation

Everywhere we communicate on behalf of Aembit, we want to honor the company’s foundation: it’s mission, vision, and values.

Vision

The vision of a company is how they see the future of this world.

Aembit envisions a world where every business can safely build its next generation of applications by inherently trusting how it connects to partners, customers, and foundational services.

Mission

The mission of a company is how it plans to contribute to this future vision.

Aembit secures access for distributed applications, supporting APIs, databases, multi-cloud, and B2B. Aembit makes secure access easy.

Values

Brand values is what the company stands for. Every brand decision (and other types of decisions) should be measured against these.

Human

Honesty, transparency, authenticity

Humility

Solving complex problems

Space for iteration, testing, and failure

Brand Feeling, Look & Voice

Brand Feeling

The brand feeling is the emotion we want it to represent and communicate. Here’s how we want Aembit to feel…

"I trust Aembit, they get it"

Vibrant, energetic

Human, welcoming, authentic

Brand Look

The brand look relates to the visual aspect of the brand. Here’s how we want Aembit to look…

Fresh

Minimal

Tech vs human

Lots of tech graphics

Brand Voice

The brand voice is how the copy communication sounds. The Aembit voice should sound like…

"They understand my problem"

Friendly, real people, supportive

Cool and experienced

Simplifying the complex

Brand Colors

Aembit Orange is a key signifier for the brand. Use it to express brand pride with support from Pure White, Aembit Purple, and Aembit Yellow. These are the definitive colors that make up our primary color palette & should be used wherever possible.

Color Palette

#FF5417
Pantone 172C

Aembit Orange
Primary-600

#FFFFFF
Pantone 000C

Pure White

#291843
PMS Pantone 2695C

Aembit Purple
Secondary-600

#FFCC5B
PMS Pantone 135C

Aembit Yellow
Tertiary-500

Complementary Color Palette

Sometimes you need secondary colors in charts and graphs. Follow the text colors used for each.

Oranges - Primary Color

#FFE6D2

Primary-100

#FFD4BB

Primary-200

#FFC2A3

Primary-300

#FF9970

Primary-400

#FF7946

Primary-500

#FF5417

Primary-600 (main)

#D94100

Primary-700

Purples - Secondary Color

#EDEBEF

Secondary-100

#D5D1DA

Secondary-200

#A59DB0

Secondary-300

#81769F

Secondary-400

#45355D

Secondary-500

#291843

Secondary-600 (main)

#06000E

Secondary-700

Yellows - Tertiary Color

#FFF6E6

Tertiary-100

#FFEFCF

Tertiary-200

#FFE8B8

Tertiary-300

#FFDA89

Tertiary-400

#FFCC5B

Tertiary-500 (main)

#FFB715

Tertiary-600

#E99A00

Tertiary-700

Brand Fonts

Use these in all of your presentations and marketing elements.

Headers

Be Vietnam Pro Semi-Bold

Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz

Paragraphs

Be Vietnam Pro Normal

Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz

Logo

The Aembit wordmark & icon are an important expression of our brand identity. By applying the wordmark in a consistent manner, it strengthens the recognition & visibility of our brand.

Aembit logo

This is our primary logo. Note the horizontal lockup.

When the primary logo doesn’t fit your composition, use the vertical lockup.

Logo Clear Space

The ‘e’ of the wordmark defines the specific amount of space that a logo must have on all sides, no matter where it is used. The reason for clear space is to ensure that a logo maximizes visibility & impact.

Our logo should always have space to breathe.

The space around our logo is important. Please don’t put stuff in it.

Logo Colors

Follow these guidelines when using the logo on different types of backgrounds.

Aembit logo

On light backgrounds, use our full-color logo.

On dark backgrounds, use our full-color logo with white text.

Need one color? Use one of our purple logos.

On darker colored backgrounds, use our white logos.

Logo Don'ts

When downloading Aembit logos from our site, use the logos as they are. Do not attempt to recreate or move logo elements.

“aembit” should never be used without the icon.

Alternatives:
Use a vertical logo if horizontal space is limited.

Please don’t change the color of any parts of the logo.

Alternatives:
Use other pre-approved color options when the main logo doesn’t work.

Please kindly refrain from using a grayscale version of the logo.

Alternatives:
Use other pre-approved color options when the main logo doesn’t work.

Do not rotate the logo.

Alternatives:
Use a vertical logo if horizontal space is limited.

Do not change the logo elements’ proportions.

Alternatives:
Use a vertical logo if horizontal space is limited.

Please do not add shadows to the logo.

Alternatives:
Use other pre-approved color options when the main logo doesn’t work well on backrgound.

Please do not use logos that blend into the background.

Alternatives:
Use other pre-approved color options when the main logo doesn’t work well on backrgound.

Do not use logos that blend into the photography.

Alternatives:
Use other pre-approved color options when the main logo doesn’t work well on backrgound.

Shapes

The Aembit shapes support the company vision and are also an important part of our brand identity.

Our product operates at the intersection of security and operational efficiency. These shapes emphasize intersections and collaboration and convey how your team works in unison with our product’s functionalities.

Use these shapes to support your messaging.

Section background shapes

Always lighter in color and coming out of the screen.

Circles represent people, teamwork.

Shields represent security.

Lines represent the edges, boundaries, where Aembit exists.

For strong brand moments, use the Aembit angle.

Usage examples

Background of a blog post.

Background of a slide in a deck.

Screen background shapes

Same shapes, but deeper colors.

Usage examples

Behind product screens on website or blog posts.

Behind product screens in a deck.

Copy Styles

Capitatization

For titles, always use AP style of capitalization. 

This Is What an AP Style Capitalization Looks Like