Dyalog Ltd's Brand Guidelines

Our brand guidelines serve as comprehensive instruction set designed to ensure consistency and coherence across all visual and communicative aspects of our brand.



Primary Colours

Primary
Retina Searing Orange
#ff6a13
rgba(255, 106, 19, 1)
Pantone 1585 C
Primary
Retina Soothing Lavender
#918ABE
rgba(145, 138, 190, 1)
Pantone 7446 C

Secondary Colours

Secondary
Midnight
#003B5C
rgba(0, 59, 92, 1)
Pantone 302 C
Secondary
Gunmetal
#2A3244
rgba(42, 50, 68, 1)
Pantone 19-4024 TCX

Accent Colours

Secondary
Orange Peel
#FFA300
rgba(255, 163, 0, 1)
Pantone 137 C
Secondary
Rose
#CA2E55
rgba(202, 45, 81, 1)
Pantone P 59-15 C

Base Colours

Secondary
Lotion
#F2F1F0
rgba(242, 241, 240, 1)
Pantone P 179-1 C
Secondary
Raisin
#232222
rgba(35, 34, 34, 1)
Pantone Neutral Black C


Our Company Logo

Where possible, our company logo should appear in our orange. Where this isn’t possible, it can also be used in white. If the contrast is too low, it should be used in black. No other colours are permitted.

Dyalog logo
Dyalog logo
Dyalog logo


Clearspace and Margins

What’s the difference between clearspace and margins?  In design and typography, ‘clearspace’ refers to the area surrounding a design element, such as a logo, that must remain free of other visual elements to ensure clarity and visual impact. ‘Margins’ are the spaces between the content and the edges of a page or container, creating a buffer zone that enhances readability and prevents text or images from being cut off.

Clearspace: When using our company logo in a design, ensure it has sufficient clearspace and margins for optimal visibility. The logo’s clearspace is defined by the distance from the logo to any surrounding elements, using the logo height (LH) as a reference. For example, if the logo is 30px tall (LH = 30px), there should be at least 30px of clearspace around it on all sides to maintain its visual integrity and impact.

Dyalog logo - clearspace.

Margins: The logo’s margins are the space between the logo and the edge of the composition. When placing the logo, use half the Logo Height (LH/2) as the distance to the margin. This is the minimum allowed margin to ensure clarity, but the space can be increased if necessary.

For example, if the logo is 30px tall, the distance between the top and left sides of the logo and the edges of the composition should be no less than 15px.

Dyalog logo - margins.


Logo Dont's

We aim to maintain consistency throughout our branding, and our company logo should only be used as described above. Here are some examples that are not permitted!

Dyalog Logo Guidelines - Don't use random colours.
Don't use random colours!
Dyalog Logo Guidelines - Don't use a gradient.
Don't use a gradient!
No squeezing
Dyalog Logo Guidelines - Don't stretch the logo.
No stretching
Dyalog Logo Guidelines - Don't tilt the logo.
No tilting!
Dyalog Logo Guidelines - Don't add dropshadow.
Please, please no dropshadow!
Dyalog Logo Guidelines - Don't add outline.
No outlining!
Dyalog Logo Guidelines - Don't blur the logo.
Please don't blur the logo.


Mike - Dyalog Team Member
Specific Needs?

If you need more information or assistance with using our branding, or if you have a specific use case to discuss, please email us at media@dyalog.com, call +44 1256 830030, or send us a message.

Mike, Designer