WEMYSTIC BRAND GUIDELINES

In the past few years, WeMystic has established itself as one of the leading websites of well-being and mystic.

We have gained recognition in several countries for providing interesting, valuable and consistent content in our websites. Given our market position it is important for us to maintain a consistent and distinctive visual communication. We must ensure that the representation of our brand and the basic elements of our identity are always used coherently and correctly.

This guidelines document outlines a number of fundamental areas of importance to ensure that the look and feel of your communications complements the WeMystic brand values. By adhering to these guidelines we will ensure that our identity stays strong and we promote a consistent image to our audiences across all of our communications.

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2. The Colors

The WeMystic palette consists of five bright colors and a gradient with some of these colors. These colors should be used sparingly for feature design elements.

  • #484367
    R 72 G 67 B 103

  • #7F6C9D
    R 127 G 108 B 157

  • #B67FB5
    R 182 G 127 B 181

  • #23A0C6
    R 35 G 160 B 198

  • #386BA9
    R 56 G 107 B 169

3. Backgrounds

Ideally the logo is to be used on a white background for maximum impact and clarity. When this is not possible, be sure to choose background colors or photos that provide sufficient contrast with the logo.

Below are some examples of the logo used correctly in defirent circumstances.

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3. the typography

Communications from WeMystic are most effective when the words are consistent in both content and appearance. The below font families were carefully chosen to reflect the WeMystic brand identity.

3.1 - HEADINGS/TITLES

Dosis, a typeface designed by Impallari Type, was the font chosen for the headings of any WeMystic communication. It’s a clean, beautifull rounded sans-serif. All headings in WeMystic communications should bw written in all caps.

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  • Extra-Light Light Regular Medium

  • Semi-Bold Bold Extra-Bold

3.2 - BODY TEXT

For our body text communication, we chose to use Roboto, a sans -serif typeface design by Christian Robertson. Roboto has a dual nature. It has a mechanical skeleton and the forms are largely geometric. At the same time, the font features friendly and open curves. Roboto allows letters to be settled into their natural width. This makes for a more natural reading rhythm more commonly found in humanist and serif types.

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  • Thin Thin Italic Light Light Italic Regular Italic Medium Medium Italic

  • Bold Bold Italic Black Black Italic