Logo, colours and how to use them.
Everything you need to write about DMARC Analyzer, list it in a directory, or mention it to a client. Take the files and go — no permission needed for the uses below.
Logo
The wordmark is Space Grotesk 600, converted to outlines — the SVGs render correctly without the font installed.
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Logo
Mark plus wordmark. The default for most uses.
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Logo, reversed
The same lockup with a light wordmark, for dark backgrounds.
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Mark
The shield on its own, where the name already appears nearby.
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App icon
Square and full-bleed, for avatars and app tiles that apply their own rounding.
Clear space and minimum size
Keep clear space of at least a quarter of the mark’s height on every side. Below the minimum sizes the bolt inside the shield stops resolving.
Clear space — the dashed line sits a quarter of the mark’s height away.
Minimum size — 20px for the mark, 160px wide for the full logo.
What not to do
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Don’t recolour the mark.
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Don’t stretch or squash it.
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Don’t add effects or outlines.
Colour
The mark’s gradient runs
#0d9488 to #115e59
at 135°. Those two are not the brand teal above — they come from the original artwork and are kept as drawn.
Type
- Space Grotesk
Display — headings, the wordmark, stat numbers.
AaBbCc 0123 - Instrument Sans
Body and UI.
AaBbCc 0123 - JetBrains Mono
Anything technical — domains, policies, terminal output.
AaBbCc 0123
Using the name and logo
You may use the DMARC Analyzer name and logo to refer to the project — in articles, comparison pages, directories, talks and integrations. No need to ask first.
Please don’t:
- recolour, rotate or stretch the mark
- use it as your own product or app icon
- imply endorsement, affiliation or partnership
- use it in a way that suggests we built your service
Apache-2.0 covers the source code. It does not grant rights to the name or logo.
Not sure whether your use is covered? Open an issue and ask.