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Guidelines

Brandon Text is our primary font, using various weights that act as secondary elements for headers, subheads, secondary subheads, and captions.

Pantone Black 7 C and Orange are our Primary Colors. For dark backgrounds, orange or white can be used in the headline or title. Orange body text on dark backgrounds is not to be used.

Brandon Light is the standard weight for body copy on white backgrounds ONLY.

Brandon Regular is used when text is white and on a colored background. Brandon Light is too thin and readability decreases.

Brandon Medium is used for emphasis within a body copy sentence. (i.e. see above and previous pages)

Keeping Proportions

There is a system in knowing how to proportionally size out text:

Subhead: 6 pt smaller than Header

Tagline: 10 pt smaller than Subhead

Body Copy: 4 pt smaller than Tagline

Caption: 4 pt smaller than Body Copy (but never smaller than 6pt)

Leading

Leading is the space between multiple lines of type. In the context of digital design, such as apps and websites, leading may be referred to as line spacing or line-height. 

There is a system in knowing how to proportionally space out text:

Lead down 4pts (two clicks)

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Example Paragraph for Print

Here's a headline

30pt

And maybe a subhead

24pt
THIS IS A TAGLINE TO SHOW PROPORTION
14pt

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10pt
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Example Paragraph for Web

Here's a headline

50pt

And maybe a subhead

26pt

Here’s some body copy followed by a paragraph of lorem ipsum. Mus sit, nullant. Bera conet lam explaborest occabor rem aliquibusame ea voluptat lab ipsam facessi odis dignimpel moluptaquam, nem voluptur aut am excerio nsequist. Meh hella typewriter scenester, pitchfork.

20pt