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Lockups

Four approved lockups, rendered live, and where each one belongs.

Four lockups are approved. Each has a defined context; using one outside its context is what makes a layout feel off-brand even when the colours are right.

All four are built with HTML and CSS rather than flattened artwork, so spacing comes from natural text flow and never needs re-kerning.

The four lockups#

Two-line (default) and one-line
projectious · work Two-line · headers, slides, cards · min 120px
projectious · work One-line · navbars, footers, signatures · min 140px
Dot-replace and stacked
projectious work Dot-replace · compact horizontal · min 160px
projectious · work Stacked · app icons, avatars, slide corners · min 60px
LockupCompositionUse forMinimum width
Two-lineMark + “projectious” over “· work”Headers, slides, cards — the default120px
One-lineMark + “projectious · work” inlineNavbars, footers, signatures140px
Dot-replaceMark substitutes the dot in “projectious.work”Compact horizontal contexts160px
StackedMark above the wordmark, centredApp icons, avatars, slide corners60px

On light and dark#

Every lockup has a light-surface and a dark-surface rendering. The mark’s inner cuts pick up the surface colour, so it never needs a plate or a knockout box.

The same lockup on both surfaces
projectious · work
projectious · work

The mark alone#

The mark may stand alone only where the wordmark is already established nearby — an app icon on a page that names the product, an avatar in a signed-in context, a favicon.

Standalone mark — 96 · 64 · 48 · 32 · 24 · 16px

Minimum for the standalone mark is 16px. Below that the inner rings collapse; use a wordmark or a purpose-built favicon instead. Any lockup with a wordmark must be at least 24px high.

Product line#

Product names extend the wordmark with the same dot construction and flow.

Product-line extensions
projectious · guard projectious · forge projectious · flow

Wordmark construction#

The separator between “projectious” and “work” is a dot in the mark’s own geometry, not a typed period. It takes slate on light surfaces and midnight-11 on dark. Spacing is handled by flex layout so the wordmark reflows naturally — do not hand-kern it or convert it to a static image.

The wordmark keeps the accent

“work” is set in orange-9 (#E05232). As body text that value would be too low-contrast, but WCAG 2.1 SC 1.4.3 exempts logotypes — “text that is part of a logo or brand name has no minimum contrast requirement”. The wordmark is the one place the identity accent is used as letterforms.

Do

Use the two-line lockup unless the space is explicitly horizontal. Let the flex layout handle spacing.

Don't

Rebuild a lockup by hand, change the order of mark and wordmark, or set the wordmark in a different typeface.

Updated Aug 16, 2026