Brand Guidelines
Geneva Lakes Media
Identity standards for consistent brand representation across all media and platforms.
01
Logo Variations
Symbol mark and wordmark — used independently or together.
Symbol Mark

Primary mark. Use on avatars, favicons, app icons, and compact placements.
Wordmark
Full wordmark. Use on signage, print, headers, and anywhere the name needs to read clearly.



02
Typography
Ubuntu — our primary typeface across all platforms.
Typeface
Aa
Bold Regular Light
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
PQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
1234567890!@#$
Scale
Heading
text-4xl / 36px / Bold
Subheading
text-2xl / 24px / Bold
Body (LG)
text-lg / 18px / Regular
Body text sits at base size for readability across all screen sizes.
text-base / 16px / Regular
Small / Caption
text-sm / 14px / Regular
LABEL / OVERLINE
text-xs / 12px / Semibold / Tracked
03
Color Palette
Dual-mode palette — dark and light themes with shared primaries.
Dark Mode
Light Mode
04
Iconography
Material Design Icons (MDI) — consistent across all touchpoints.
Wrench
Engine
Shield Check
Calendar
Phone
Map Marker
Star
Trophy
Handshake
Account Group
Oil
Brake Alert
05
Usage Guidelines
Do
- Use the symbol mark for social media avatars and compact spaces
- Use the wordmark on signage, print materials, and headers
- Maintain clear space around the logo equal to the height of the "V"
- Use olive green or white on dark backgrounds
- Reference the hex values exactly as listed above
Don't
- Stretch, rotate, or distort the logo in any way
- Place the logo on busy or low-contrast backgrounds
- Alter the brand colors or substitute with similar shades
- Use the wordmark below 120px width — switch to symbol mark
- Add drop shadows, outlines, or effects to the logo
06
Brand Voice
How VVR sounds — direct, honest, and human.
Direct
Say what you mean. No corporate hedging, no filler words. If it takes one sentence, don't use three.
Honest
Tell the truth, even when it's not what they want to hear. Trust is built by not hiding behind fine print.
Human
Write like a person, not a brand. Use "we" and "you." Skip the jargon. Sound like the shop — warm but no-nonsense.
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