[ 00 ] — Brand system

Brand guidelines.

Everything press, partners and creators need to represent EmailAuth® accurately. Consistency is how trust scales.

Version
1.0
Updated
November 2026
Owner
EmailAuth
Contact
hello@emailauth.io

[ 02 ] — Color

Palette & tokens.

Auth Red

#CC0000

hsl(0 100% 40%)

Logo “Auth” only

Signal Red

#DC2626

hsl(0 72% 51%)

Accents, CTAs, focus

Deep Crimson

#991111

hsl(0 80% 33%)

Hover states, gradients

Carbon

#0A0A0A

hsl(0 0% 4%)

Primary canvas

Graphite

#121212

hsl(0 0% 7%)

Cards, raised surfaces

Iron

#242424

hsl(0 0% 14%)

Borders, inputs, dividers

Ash

#8C8C8C

hsl(0 0% 55%)

Muted text

Bone

#F2F2F2

hsl(0 0% 95%)

Primary text on dark

60 / 30 / 10. 60% Carbon (canvas), 30% Bone & Ash (type), 10% red (accent only). There is no blue in the system.

Accessibility. Bone on Carbon passes WCAG AAA. Red on Carbon passes AA for large text only — use it for accents, never body copy.

[ 03 ] — Backgrounds

Mostly dark. Red is rare.

Carbon — preferred
Obsidian — footer
Graphite — cards
Bone — light use only

[ 04 ] — Typography

Light headings. Mono labels.

Geist Light — headings

Only you.

No one sends email as you, except you.

Weight 300, tracking −2%. Sentence case. Never bold.

Geist Mono — labels & code

Aa

[ 01 ] — Section label

v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=mailto:dmarc@example.com

Weights 400 · 500. Uppercase labels tracked 0.2–0.3em, in [ brackets ].

Geist Light

300 · Headings, hero, titles

Geist Regular

400 · Body copy, descriptions

Geist Medium

500 · Buttons, nav, emphasis, the wordmark

LevelSizeFont · weight
H164–80pxGeist 300, −0.02em
H236–48pxGeist 300, −0.02em
H324–28pxGeist 300
Body15–17pxGeist 400
Button / nav14pxGeist 500
Label10–12pxGeist Mono 400–500, uppercase, 0.2–0.3em

Rules. Bold, Semibold and ExtraBold are not part of the system. Never use display type for eyebrows, never set headlines in all caps, never italicise headlines.

[ 05 ] — Voice

How we sound.

Precise.

DNS is unforgiving, so are we. The exact tag, the exact record.

Plain.

You don't need a PhD to start your DMARC journey. Explain, don't show off.

Quietly confident.

Proof over hype: pass rates, enforcement dates, real numbers.

Do

  • “Get to p=reject in weeks, not months.”
  • “Stop phishing with just one click.”
  • “Every sender found, aligned and authorised.”

Don't

  • “Revolutionary AI-powered cyber solution.”
  • “Best-in-class next-gen platform.”
  • “Hackers are coming — act now!”

Naming. Write “EmailAuth” — one word, capital E and A, ® on first use. Never “Email Auth”, “Emailauth” or “EMAILAUTH” in body copy.

[ 06 ] — Misuse

Protect the mark.

Don't stretch or squash
Don't recolour the logo
Don't add drop shadows
Don't place on busy backgrounds
Don't rotate
Don't put it in a white box on dark
  1. 01“Auth” is always red; “Email” is only Bone or Carbon.
  2. 02Don't use blue anywhere in the brand.
  3. 03Don't remove the tagline or the ® mark.
  4. 04Don't use red for body copy, large fills or page backgrounds.
  5. 05Don't set the logo in a typeface — always use the supplied files.
  6. 06Don't use bold type anywhere in the system.

[ 07 ] — Media kit

Press & assets.

Boilerplate — short

EmailAuth® is email authentication as a service: it takes organisations to full DMARC enforcement so no one can send email from their domain except them.

Boilerplate — long

EmailAuth® automates DMARC, SPF, DKIM and BIMI end to end. It discovers every service sending on a domain's behalf, aligns them, and moves the domain safely to p=reject — stopping spoofing and phishing while improving deliverability. EmailAuth is a member of the Global Cyber Alliance, LORCA and CyberExchange, with offices in the UK, UAE and India.

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