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The Keyloop Brand

This is the home of our brand, from visual style guides to channel executions and templates. Each section will guide you through the Keyloop identity and give guidance on how to create a fully cohesive Keyloop brand, no matter the medium, channel or format.

 

 

The Keyloop Logo

Our logo represents everything we stand for as a company, it's a sign-off, a signature, a sign of our brand presence and intent.

Cleanly drawn, unfussy in its presentation, our logo, consists of the word 'Keyloop' set in lowercase type, the looped double o is a nod to our mission: one platform to ensure continuity across your business, from parts, partners, suppliers to dealers, consumers and aftermarket service.


Keyloop logo: White
For use on dark backgrounds
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Contains: Adobe Illustrator, SVG, EPS,
PDF, Hi-Res PNG + Usage guide

Keyloop logo: Slate
Preferred when used on white
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Contains: Adobe Illustrator, SVG, EPS,
PDF, Hi-Res PNG, Hi-Res JPG + Usage guide

Keyloop logo: Carbon
For if you can't use the slate version
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Contains: Adobe Illustrator, SVG, EPS,
PDF, Hi-Res PNG, Hi-Res JPG + Usage guide

Logo usage

To ensure the Keyloop logo is clearly legible at all times, please ensure that a measure of clearspace is applied to the logo.

Clearspace = 0.5 x Logo Height.

For example.
If the size of your logo within your design is 40mm high and 150mm wide.
Take the height, 40mm, and divide it by 2.
This gives you a clearspace measurement of 20mm.
Then add a 20mm guide to the left and right of the logo boundaries (not including the TM mark).
And another 20mm guide above and below the Keyloop logo boundaries.

Measuring the Keyloop logo
Adding clearspace guides
Minimum Size

To ensure that the Keyloop logo is reproduced clearly and fully legible across all mediums, please ensure that it is never used below the following values:

Print: 25mm
Digital: 150px

The minimum size refers to the width of the logo (without the TM mark).

Within text

When we need to refer to Keyloop within bodycopy, long text and formats where the use or inclusion of a logo is not possible or inappropriate, we would write Keyloop with a capitalised 'K' and lowercase 'eyloop'.

Correct formatting

Keyloop

Incorrect formatting

KEYLOOP
KeyLoop
keyLoop
keyloop

DO NOT

Do not use the Keyloop logo in place of the word "Keyloop" in a heading/sentance/paragraph/

Logo - things to avoid

Below are some examples of things to avoid when using the Keyloop logo. In particular, do not put eyes inside the loop of the logo.


Colour Palette

Our approach to colour is simple: it all begins with our 'Aurora' gradient. Our Aurora is then supported by a selection of primary colours, white, slate, carbon, and tints.

The Aurora gradient is our hero brand asset, used to signal our brand's presence across all of our brand communications and touchpoints. The gradient features three main colours: Aurora #1 a mid-blue, Aurora #2 a bright green, and Aurora #3 a bright blue. These colours should not be confused with our Accent Bright Blue or Product Stream Green.

When using the Aurora gradient within your designs, please use the supplied brand assets only, please do not attempt to recreate the gradient yourself without permission from the brand team.

Download the Aurora Gradient Zip here. Contains: Adobe Illustrator version - CMYK and RGB, plus JPG and PNG versions.

 Logo, Darks Slate
#3C576B
RGB: 60 87 107
CMYK:80 55 35 26
PMS: 294U
White
#FFFFFF
RGB: 255 255 255
CMYK: 0 0 0 0
+Tints
 Gradient Mid-Blue
#76AFDC
RGB: 60,87,107
CMYK:55 20 0 5
PMS: 7458U
Gradient-Green
#98EBD3
RGB: 152 235 211
CMYK: 30 0 20 0
PMS: 566U
Gradient-Blue
#87E6FF
RGB: 135 230 255
CMYK: 40 0 0 0
PMS: 304U
 Neutrals Carbon
#20292E
RGB: 60,87,107
CMYK: 0 0 0 100
PMS: Black
Stone
#E6E7E8
RGB: 230 231 232
CMYK: 5 5 5 5
PMS: 7541U
 
 Brights Bright Blue
#00DDFF
RGB: 0 221 255
CMYK: 65 0 0 0
PMS: 638U
Green
#00F6D2
RGB: 0 246 210
CMYK: 54 0 33 0
PMS: 3248U
Yellow
#FFF05A
RGB: 255 240 90
CMYK: 0 0 75 0
PMS: 101U
  Dark Blue
#0030D1
RGB: 0 48 209
CMYK: 95 76 0 0
PMS: 293U
Cerulean
#2E79B2
RGB: 60 87 107
CMYK: 74 32 0 32
PMS: 2145U
Orange
#FF7823
RGB: 60 87 107
CMYK:80,55,35,26
PMS: 294U
  Purple
#6D40F6
RGB: 109 64 246
CMYK: 75 70 0 0
PMS: PMS 2746U
  Red
#F54B64
RGB: 245 75 100
CMYK :0 90 60 0
PMS: 206U

Colours: Proportions

The preferred use and proportions of the Keyloop Colour palette are as below.


Keyloop Brand property - Amplifier

Today, brands need more than a logo, a colour and a typeface to stand out. This calls for a flexible brand property that has the ability to passively brand touchpoints through their presence alone… cue the Amplifier. Featuring constantly shifting bands of colour within a grid of squares, our Amplifier, is a visual representation of our innate curiosity, and desire to help amplify your success.

Amplifier - Stills

There are many different versions of the Amplifier ready to use, each feature a selection of our brand colours and vary in intensity, contrast and tone. The still images are used primarily to signal our brand's presence on all of our brand touchpoints and applications. When using the stills within your designs, please remember to ensure good contrast and legibility between text, graphic elements and the background.

amplifiers

The following 9 Amplifiers are available for download, high resolution 8000 X 8000 pixels, RGB.

Download Amplifiers Zip

Amplifier - Animated

The Amplifier in motion is perfect for situations and brand moments where increasing audience curiosity and attracting attention is our top concern. By its nature the amplifier is passive, calming rather than flashy and showy; slowly shifting bands of colours loop seamlessly to create a brand that feels alive, fresh and modern. An example of this animation is the background for this web page. Please contact the Creative team in Keyloop for more high-resolution examples for use in video production work.


Keyloop Typefaces

IBM Plex Sans is an open-source typeface superfamily conceptually designed and developed by Mike Abbink at IBM in collaboration with Bold Monday. Highly legible and featuring a precise, 'machined' character, IBM Plex Sans, is the perfect choice for our needs.

Available To All

An ongoing open-source project, IBM Plex Sans is widely available whether by downloading directly from the official Plex website, or available to specify using the Google Fonts service.

Display, Headlines

Headers. For display text and headlines, we recommend using IBM Plex Sans Extra-Light and Light. Typically headers and display copy are seen at much larger sizes, for some instances where we specify an extremely large number or piece of text, we would recommend using IBM Plex Sans Thin.

Sub Headers. For sub-headers, we recommend using IBM Plex Sans Light.

Body Copy, Small Text

Body Copy. For body copy we recommend using Plex Sans Light or Plex Sans Regular. The Light and Regular weights bring much-needed contrast and legibility for body copy that is typically seen at much smaller sizes.

When you need a more "relaxed and friendly" typeface

Use this font sparingly! The font "Relation" (available from Adobe fonts) is intended for use only in certain situation where you need something more friendly than IBM Plex sans. Examples might include HR documents and Social media posts about regional occasions, such as Mother's day.