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The Pathwarden mark is the Crown W. Download it here for an article, a talk or a slide, and follow the few rules below.
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The mark
One path of nodes that reads as a W for Warden and as a crown for Tier Zero, the accounts and servers that control a domain. Violet end nodes, a green crown jewel, a violet-to-green path and a crown band. It shows what Pathwarden does: every path leads to the crown, and the crown is kept safe.
Downloads
Use the SVG wherever you can. The dark versions are for dark backgrounds and the light versions for light ones.
Mark, dark background
Mark, light background
Logo, dark background
Logo, light background
Stacked logo, dark background
Stacked logo, light background
Also available: the logo with the tagline (dark, light), one-color versions in white (mark, logo) and navy (mark, logo), and a glowing mark for dark hero images.
Colors
- Violet #9D5CFF
- Deep violet #6B00D6
- Green #7CE46B
- Forest #1F8A3A
- Navy #0B0E14
- White #F7F7F7
On light backgrounds the mark uses deep violet and forest instead of violet and green. The wordmark is set in Inter Bold (SIL Open Font License); the downloads have it outlined, so you don't need the font.
Using the logo
- Leave space around it: at least a quarter of the mark's height on every side.
- Keep it as it is. Don't recolor, stretch, rotate, outline or add effects to it, and don't rebuild the wordmark in another font.
- Pick the right version for the background, and use a one-color version when color isn't possible.
- Keep it legible: the mark at 24 px or larger, the horizontal logo at 120 px wide or larger.
- The tagline is Defend every path to privilege., with the period.
- Don't use the logo in a way that suggests the Pathwarden project endorses your product or service.
Pathwarden's code is under the Apache License 2.0, which doesn't cover the project's name and logo (section 6). Questions about using them: open an issue on the project.