Primary Logos
Primary Logos
The Office of Information Technology logo is our key visual identity element and should appear on any communication to members or outside the system.
Clear Space
Clear space around the logo is necessary to provide enough clearance toward other elements and preserve its readability and identity. Leave a clear space around the top, bottom, left and right of the logo that is the width off the two F’s together in “Office of Information Technology”.
Color Palette
Color Palette
The primary color palette is the basis of the overall color scheme. Secondary colors are used in smaller proportion and should never overwhelm the primary colors.
Primary Colors
| R: 80 G: 0 B: 0 HEX: 500000 C: 15 M: 100 Y: 39 K: 69 |
R: 28 G: 59 B: 106 HEX: 1C3B6A C: 100 M: 58 Y: 32 K: 18 |
| R: 80 G: 45 B: 129 HEX: 502D81 C: 100 M: 58 Y: 32 K: 18 |
R: 87 G: 86 B: 90 HEX: 57565A C:64 M: 57 Y: 52 K: 29 |
Secondary Colors
| R: 174 G: 31 B: 36 HEX: AB0004 C: 22 M: 100 Y: 98 K: 14 |
R: 248 G: 191 B: 21 HEX: F8BF15 C: 3 M: 25 Y: 99 K: 0 |
| R: 182 G: 160 B:105 HEX: B4A269 C: 31 M: 31 Y: 69 K: 2 |
R: 32 G: 175B: 85 HEX: 20B255 C: 78 M: 0 Y: 92 K: 0 |
| R: 40 G: 104 B: 177 HEX: 2868B1 C: 87 M: 60 Y: 1 K: 0 |
Icon Library
Icon Library
Icons help audiences get an instant idea of what we’re trying to communicate. Choosing the right icon can help to achieve our communication goal. When using icons, please stay within the OIT color palette. Additionally, please refrain from effects like texturing or gradients. Icons should appear in one solid color and have a simple, visually concise appearance.
Various icons and images are available for your use. They and can be found here.