Brand usage guide
Use these assets when referring to ServiceVisit in articles, presentations, or integrations. Keep the artwork consistent and your own brand distinct.
Primary colors, light or dark
Deep navy #0D132D anchors the brand. Use navy Service and blue Visit (#2563EB) on light backgrounds; white Service and light-blue Visit (#60A5FA) on dark backgrounds.
Keep the identity intact
- Write ServiceVisit as one word with capital S and V.
- The check occupies the V in the wordmark. Keep its raised left shoulder, extended right arm, and original placement.
- Scale uniformly. Do not stretch, rotate, redraw, crop, or substitute a generic checkmark. Do not add roofs, tools, shadows, or badges to the mark.
- Use a solid, high-contrast color. Dark artwork works on light backgrounds; white artwork works on dark backgrounds. The blue option is #2563EB. Color can change; the geometry stays the same.
Give it room
Leave at least one lowercase i stem's width of clear space around the wordmark, or one fifth of the standalone mark's width. Start at 180 pixels wide for the wordmark and check it at the final placement size. Use the compact icon when space is limited, with ServiceVisit identified nearby.
Choose the right file
SVG is scalable outlined artwork for web, design, and print production. No font installation is required. PNG is transparent artwork for documents and presentations. White PNGs need a dark background. Use the full wordmark when there is room for the name.
Represent ServiceVisit accurately
Place the logo where it clearly refers to ServiceVisit. Do not use it as your own logo or imply that ServiceVisit endorses, certifies, or sponsors your organization or services without an agreement.
For co-branding, merchandise, or a new treatment, contact ServiceVisit before preparing the final design. These visual guidelines do not replace any separate agreement you have with ServiceVisit.