Brand Logo Guidelines

Official Brand Identity, Asset Center & Usage Standards

Brand Mark & Concept

Design Concept: The Witfly logo embodies symmetrical, abstract geometric aesthetics, combining the dynamic tension of soaring wings with a starburst icon. The elegant upper curves and sharp outward facets signify stability, agility, and forward-looking innovation.

Grid & Construction Principles

Construction Rules

  • Curvature Control Circles (R250): Both lateral contours are derived from tangent arcs with a radius of $R=250\text{px}$ to ensure flawless smooth transitions.
  • Symmetry & Axis Alignments: Horizontal and angled construction baselines intersect precisely at the origin to define outer points and facet angles.
  • Angular Convergence: All extending facets align strictly along the red reference tangents, creating mathematical precision and dynamic momentum.

Color Palette

Obsidian Black

Primary Brand Color

HEX: #000000

RGB: 0, 0, 0

CMYK: 0, 0, 0, 100

Pure White

Secondary / Reversed Color

HEX: #FFFFFF

RGB: 255, 255, 255

CMYK: 0, 0, 0, 0

Clear Space & Minimum Size

Clear Space

Maintain a clear area around all sides of the logo equal to at least 1/4 of the total logo height (1X). No text or graphics may intrude into this zone.

Minimum Size

Print: Width ≥ 15 mm
Digital / Screen: Width ≥ 48 px

Background Applications

Incorrect Usage

Brand Combination Forms

Primary Horizontal Lockup

Standard left-icon right-text horizontal combination, ideal for website headers, navigation bars, and official documents.

Secondary Vertical Lockup

Centered vertical lockup, commonly used for app splash screens, product packaging, and posters.

Compact Horizontal Lockup

Compact horizontal layout featuring a trailing brand mark badge, suitable for footers, software status bars, or copyright notices.

Standalone Brand Mark

Standalone icon logo, best for app icons, social media avatars, or environments with high brand recognition.

Standalone Wordmark

Pure typographic mark, designed for highly minimalist contexts or layout constraints.