Brand Assets and Logos

Welcome to the WebberZone Brand Resources page. Here, you will find everything you need to know about our brand identity and how to use it correctly and effectively. By following these guidelines, you will help us maintain a consistent and coherent brand image across all platforms and channels and build trust and loyalty with our customers.

All the assets on this page remain the property of Beyond Develop Ltd, WebberZone’s parent company. You must only use them to promote our plugins or company without implying that you own our assets, brand, or products.

WebberZone Icons

WebberZone Logos

WebberZone Horizontal Logos

WebberZone Colours

Logo Dos and Don’ts

The logo should always be used as provided and never modified or altered. Here are some examples of what not to do with the logo:

• Do not change the logo or use colours other than the ones specified.
• Do not rotate, flip, or skew the logo or use it at an angle.
• Do not crop, trim, or cut off any part of the logo or use it in a shape or frame.
• Do not add any effects, such as shadows, gradients, or outlines, to the logo or use it on a busy or cluttered background.
• Do not use the symbol or the wordmark separately or rearrange their positions or proportions.
• Do not use any other fonts or symbols for the logo or use it with any other text or elements.

Typography

Our typography is the way we express ourselves through text. It reflects our brand’s voice and tone, creating a hierarchy and readability in our visual identity.

Our fonts are the typefaces we use for our text. We use three fonts: Kaushan Script, Lato, and Raleway. Kaushan Script is the font of our logo, and Lato and Raleway are the fonts of our text and heading, respectively.

• Kaushan Script is a handwritten font with a natural and energetic feel. Its letters are rounded and slightly condensed. The font is designed to be readable and versatile and can be used for logos, headings, and body text.
• Lato has a modern and sleek look that reflects professionalism and innovation. It has a geometric and mechanical appearance and a friendly and open feel. It has classical proportions, particularly visible in the uppercase that give the letterforms familiar harmony and elegance.
• Raleway is an elegant font with old style and lining numerals, standard and discretionary ligatures, and a stylistic alternate inspired by more geometric sans-serif typefaces.