Color

Color

Palette Proportions

AVI-SPL primary palette should prioritize white backgrounds over all other colors. The brand should lean into light, brighter layout applications with high-contrast dark sections. Consider a 75/25 split between light and dark when creating longer form content.

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Primary Palette

The primary color palette consists of the core colors that define the brand's visual identity. These colors are used most frequently across brand materials, ensuring a consistent and recognizable look. Web (Hexadecimal and RGB) and Print (CMYK and Pantone) code breakdowns have been specified for each color and should never be altered.

Nightshade

#0A1D5F
RGB: 10, 29, 96
CMYK: 100, 96, 31, 28
PMS: 2757 C

Cobalt

#0972CE
RGB:9, 114, 206
CMYK: 84, 54, 0, 0
PMS: 285 C

Turquoise

#37C1CE
RGB: 55, 193, 206
CMYK: 66, 0, 20, 0
PMS: 319 C

Hyacinth

#792481
RGB: 121, 36, 129
CMYK: 64, 100, 12, 2
PMS: 2612

Poppy

#F89021
RGB: 248, 144, 33
CMYK: 0, 52, 98, 0
PMS: 1495 C

White

#FFFFFF
RGB: 255, 255, 255
CMYK: 0, 0, 0, 0
PMS: N/a

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Secondary Palette

AVI-SPL's secondary palette should be used when additional colors are needed to help with visual storytelling, such as data visualizations. Web (Hexadecimal and RGB) and Print (CMYK and Pantone) code breakdowns have been specified for each color and should never be altered.

Dark Teal

#11847D
RGB: 17, 132, 125
CMYK: 84, 29, 53, 7
PMS: 3282 C

Sky

#ACE2E2
RGB: 176, 226, 226
CMYK: 31, 0, 13, 0
PMS: 317 C

Daffodil

#F2E6B2
RGB: 242, 230, 178
CMYK: 5, 6, 36, 0
PMS: 7499 C

Grey

#D9D8D6
RGB: 217,216, 214
CMYK: 14, 11, 12, 0
PMS: Cool Gray 1 C

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Tints and Shades

Feel free to use tints and shades of each color, or change the opacity of a color if additional colors are needed to create depth in layouts. They are often used for accents, backgrounds overlay treatments or to differentiate specific content, adding depth and flexibility to the brand's visual language. See example tints below for the primary palette.

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Color Pairings

To ensure readability, all typography color pairings used across our brand must offer high contrast. This practice is essential for accommodating users with visual impairments and enhancing the overall clarity of our content.

When selecting color pairings for the brand device, similar pairings should be considered.

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