BUILDLOOP / IDENTITY SYSTEM / VERSION 2

Two loops.
One next stage.

An identity built around the product's next chapter. A mark with structure. A palette with conviction. A visual world made of the products we help create.

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BuildLoop Double Loop B symbolDOUBLE LOOP / MASTER SYMBOL

01 / THE IDEA

A meaningful
stage of progress.

A POC becomes a product. A product reaches a new scale. An application finds a new audience. Each is another loop.

The identity combines the engagement instincts of games with the judgment of a product partner. It should feel professional, polished, and specific about the work.

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ProfessionalPolishedCandidPlayful

03 / COLOR

Color with
a point of view.

Vermilion brings directness and action. Cobalt carries the next-stage form and major studio moments. Midnight anchors the product imagery; White keeps the business story clear.

Select a swatch to copy its HEX value.

Working text combinations

PairingContrastUse
Midnight on White18.05:1Reading & interface text
White on Vermilion4.62:1Reading & interface text
White on Cobalt6.01:1Reading & interface text
Secondary text on White5.94:1Reading & interface text

Flare and Pulse are expressive accents. Check text contrast for the actual pairing. The structured tokens are in the downloadable kit.

04 / TYPOGRAPHY

Strong in the headline.
Clear in the details.

SORA / DISPLAY / 600–700

Products people
come back to.

Headlines, short statements, and outlined wordmark.
INTER / BODY / 400–650

We bring product judgment, engineering, and operational systems together, so your next stage is ready to work as a business.

Reading, navigation, forms, controls, and explanations.
IBM PLEX MONO / DETAIL / 400

DEFINE / BUILD / MEASURE / ADVANCE

Occasional numbering and precise annotations.

Display

Use Sora at 600–700, tight tracking, and approximately 1.1 line height. Desktop display is typically 68–90px; mobile 34–52px.

Reading

Use Inter at 14–18px for primary prose, with 1.7–1.9 line height. Keep paragraphs concise and the reading measure comfortable.

All fonts are self-hosted. The SIL Open Font License files accompany the kit. The production logo has outlined lettering.

05 / ART DIRECTION

Put the product
in the picture.

BuildLoop's original product-world illustration

The opening artwork connects a consumer application, engagement mechanics, and the operating layer behind it. Material, lighting, and composition give the imagery depth. The image has space reserved for live, accessible headline text.

Composition

Use strong focal points, asymmetric project presentations, and changes of scale. Let dark product imagery, white reading space, and decisive color fields create a deliberate rhythm.

Imagery

Show approved product work when available. Original category artwork is clearly labeled. Preserve the distinction between an illustrative visual and an actual interface.

Shape language

Chamfered corners belong to the mark and selected graphic motifs. Interface elements use restrained 4–12px radii. Keep control shapes familiar and usable.

Layout

Use an 8px rhythm with 4px half steps, 56px desktop gutters, 20px mobile gutters, and a maximum 1440px content measure.

06 / MOTION & VOICE

Show what changes.
Say what matters.

Use short, deliberate transitions to connect an action to its result. Live configuration examples should respond immediately. Respect reduced motion and keep navigation and reading available without animation.

IN OUR VOICE

“You have a working product. We'll help it become a business you can measure, tune, and operate.”

Professional & candid

Make the product category clear. Explain commitments and trade-offs. Use accurate evidence and attribute earlier experience to the relevant people and roles.

Polished & a little playful

Pay attention to type, spacing, and the quality of the imagery. Let the product's anticipation and possibility provide the playful element.

07 / DOWNLOADS

The working toolkit.

Vector masters, monochrome variants, favicon family, local fonts and licenses, tokens, review sheets, and social artwork.