Partner resources

Branding

Official Rawkode Academy artwork, color values, and simple usage rules. Keep it consistent, legible, and uncluttered.

Logo assets

Use the right lockup for the space

Preview the source artwork as a solid ink mark, then download the variant you need.

Monogram

Use for avatars, favicons, social icons, and tight square placements.

AvatarsFaviconsSocial badges

Icon

Use for app tiles, partner lockups, product UI, and compact brand moments.

App tilesPartner cardsProduct UI

Wordmark

Use when the full Rawkode Academy name needs to be legible at a glance.

HeadersBannersPrint

Color

One canonical palette

The editorial palette - warm paper surfaces, deep ink type, and three restrained accents - is the single brand treatment across the academy, streams, partner materials, and product surfaces. Flat color only: no gradients, no glows, no drop shadows.

Paper

oklch(0.97 0.008 85)

Light surface. The default ground for the mark and all print.

Ink

oklch(0.18 0.02 60)

Primary type and the default solid logo treatment on light surfaces.

Spruce

oklch(0.50 0.09 165)

Primary accent: links, section marks, and action states.

Amber

oklch(0.72 0.15 65)

Live and on-air signals. Decorative use only; never body text on light surfaces.

Rust

oklch(0.52 0.13 40)

Secondary accent: difficulty tags and kickers.

Type

Three typefaces, three jobs

Serif italic for display, a geometric sans for body, and a mono for labels and meta. Do not substitute or mix roles.

Engineering journal meets terminal

Instrument Serif

Display

Italic display headings and headline-scale text.

Tutorials, deep dives, and curated events.

Inter Tight

Body

Body copy and interface text, weights 300–700.

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JetBrains Mono

Mono

Labels, meta strips, code, and microcopy.

Usage

Keep the mark simple

The brand works best with contrast, room to breathe, and no extra effects competing with the logo.

Rules

  • Keep clearspace around the mark on all sides.
  • Do not stretch, skew, outline, or add shadows to the logo.
  • Do not apply gradients to the logo; tint it as a single solid color.
  • Use the wordmark where the full name needs to be understood quickly.
  • Use the monogram or icon in constrained square placements.
  • Avoid busy backgrounds unless there is enough contrast.

Inline SVG tinting

.brand-logo svg * {
  fill: currentColor !important;
  stroke: currentColor !important;
}

.brand-logo--spruce {
  color: oklch(0.50 0.09 165);
}