Vertesia brand resources
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Vertesia
Ver-: Rooted in the Latin "veritas," meaning "truth," "Ver-" emphasizes our dedication to integrity, transparency, and trustworthiness. This foundation of truth underscores Vertesia’s reliability in providing a secure, dependable platform.
-tesia: Inspired by terms like "tensor" and "Cartesian," "-tesia" evokes the essence of advanced, structured technology and thoughtful design. It suggests a methodical, innovative approach, that simplifies and enhances complex processes.
What does Vertesia mean?
Vertesia is a name that embodies our future-focused mission, reflecting our commitment to AI-led business transformation with technology that is both intuitive and impactful.
Vertesia conveys the idea of insight and authenticity, guiding users through complexity to uncover valuable understanding. Refined and professional, Vertesia represents a commitment to discovery, intelligence, and powerful yet accessible technology that enables organizations to thrive in an AI-driven world.
The Vertesia logo
The standard (horizontal) logo must be used in all situations where a horizontal logo format is allowed on a white or light colored background. The Vertesia workmark has been trademarked. All logos using the workmark must have the trademark (TM) symbol.
Do not modify the logo in any way, including but not limited to rotation, color, shape, font style, or spacing.
Do not place the logo on background colors or images that compromise readability.
The Vertesia logo on dark backgrounds
When the logo is placed on a dark background, use the "all-white" version of the logo.
Do not modify the logo in any way, including but not limited to rotation, color, shape, font style, or spacing.
Do not place the logo on background colors or images that compromise readability.
The "stacked" Vertesia logo
The "stacked" logo may be used in situations where a horizontal logo format is not allowed and the brandmark alone is insufficient.
Do not modify the logo in any way, including but not limited to rotation, color, shape, font style, or spacing.
Do not place the logo on background colors or images that compromise readability.
The Vertesia brandmark
This is the unique and modern brandmark which represents Vertesia. It can be used to identify Vertesia when accompanied by the company name (ex: LinkedIn company profile) and as the Favicon for the Vertesia website.
Do not modify the brandmark in any way, including but not limited to rotation, color, shape, font style, or spacing.
Do not place the brandmark on background colors or images that compromise readability.
Vertesia colors
Be mindful of which colors you use to represent the brand.
Limit the number of colors on one slide or page to no more than 3 when possible.
Too many colors in close proximity can appear chaotic and unprofessional.
Do NOT use colors outside of this color palette in slides, web pages or other marketing collateral.
Primary Vertesia colors
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Pantone 2728 C
HEX #0047BB |
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Pantone 2728C (Vertesia Blue) is used to emphasize important text and hyperlinks. It is also used as the background/outline color for buttons on the website.
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Black
HEX #000000 |
Black is the primary font-color.
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White
HEX #FFFFFF |
White is the primary background color.
Secondary Vertesia colors
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Light Blue HEX #E8EDF9 |
Light Blue is used as a background color to distinguish sections on web pages, slides, and other collateral as needed. Only black or blue text should be placed on the Light Blue background.
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Purple HEX #7815C2 |
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Purple can be used as a secondary color when Vertesia Blue has already been used. It can occasionally be used as a font color, but only in a semi-bold font style.
Accent colors
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Teal HEX #1E9EA6 |
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Teal can be used as an accent color to accompany Vertesia Blue and purple.
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Orange HEX #F69E0C |
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Orange should be used sparingly, only for small accents and "challenges".
Gradients
Gradients can be used to help create visual interest and draw the eye in to important elements. The primary gradient is Purple-Blue. This is the same color gradient used in the Vertesia logo brandmark.
Purple-Blue
(primary gradient)
Teal-Blue
(secondary gradient)
Orange-Purple
(tertiary gradient)
Font style
Inter Tight font family is used to clearly and objectively communicate information. Inter Tight is a specialized version of Inter with tighter spacing. It is licensed under the Open Font License and can be used in products & projects – print or digital, commercial or otherwise.
Font Weight:
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Use Light for all paragraph copy in slides and collateral
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Use Normal/Regular for all website copy
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Use Semi Bold for emphasis
If Inter Tight is unavailable, please use Arial.
Use sentence case for H1-H6 headings, body copy, and bullets. (Sentence case is where only the first letter of the sentence is capitalized.)
UPPERCASE should be used for small headings.
Black is the preferred font color on white and light-colored backgrounds.
White font color is used on black, dark-colored, and dark gradient backgrounds.
Accessibility should always be considered. When in doubt, reference a contrast checker.
Branded photographs
Vertesia branded imagery contains diverse individuals in everyday moments. Photos should feel authentic and highlight the use of technology. A Blue-Purple gradient is applied to images for a consistent brand experience. When targeting a specific audience or industry, utilize photos that resonate with the audience.