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note to almost everyone
a lot of websites with trademarks (facebook, twitter, spotify, etc...) have branding guidelines. it includes their logos, fonts, colors, and what you could do with those
violating their guidelines can get you into legal trouble
a lot of websites with trademarks (facebook, twitter, spotify, etc...) have branding guidelines. it includes their logos, fonts, colors, and what you could do with those
violating their guidelines can get you into legal trouble
Twitter https://about.twitter.com/en_us/company/brand-resources.html">https://about.twitter.com/en_us/com...
Spotify https://developer.spotify.com/branding-guidelines/">https://developer.spotify.com/branding-...
"icon" refers to the green circle. "logo" includes the text.
- The icon can exist without the wordmark, but the wordmark needs the icon.
- The green Spotify icon can only be used with black, white, or non-duotone backgrounds. Otherwise, use either the black or the white icon.
- The icon can exist without the wordmark, but the wordmark needs the icon.
- The green Spotify icon can only be used with black, white, or non-duotone backgrounds. Otherwise, use either the black or the white icon.
- The logo should have a margin as tall as half the height of logo.
- The logo should never be smaller than 70px, and the icon should never be smaller than 21px.
- The logo should only have one color.
Spotify Green: #1DB954
Spotify Black: #191414
Spotify& #39;s font is Circular.
- The logo should never be smaller than 70px, and the icon should never be smaller than 21px.
- The logo should only have one color.
Spotify Green: #1DB954
Spotify Black: #191414
Spotify& #39;s font is Circular.
(note: there& #39;s no actual mention in the brand guidelines that their official font is Circular, but a little bit of digging in the inspector shows that the Spotify font is actually Lineto& #39;s Circular or "LL Circular")
And no, the Spotify logo itself is not in Circular.
And yes, I used the American spelling of "color" instead of the English one.
And yes, I used the American spelling of "color" instead of the English one.
