[ 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
[ 01 ] — Logo
The EmailAuth® logo.
Construction. “Email” in Bone (on dark) or Carbon (on light), “Auth” always in Auth Red, the ® mark top-right, and the tagline “EMAIL AUTHENTICATION AS A SERVICE” beneath. Never redraw it — use the supplied files.
Clear space. Keep space equal to the height of the “E” on every side. Nothing may enter this zone.
Minimum size. Digital: 120px wide. Print: 30mm wide. Below this the tagline stops being legible.
Placement. Flush-left in headers, flush-left above the “Member of” logos in footers.
[ 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 ] — Typography
Type system.
Display — Geist
Aa
No one sends email as you, except you.
Headlines, titles, body. Tracking −0.02em on display sizes. Sentence case.
Mono — Geist Mono
Aa
[ 01 ] — Section label
Eyebrows, labels, DNS records and code. Uppercase labels tracked 0.2–0.3em, in [ brackets ].
[ 04 ] — 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.
[ 05 ] — Misuse
What not to do.
- 01Don't recolour the logo — “Auth” is always red; “Email” is only Bone or Carbon.
- 02Don't use blue anywhere in the brand.
- 03Don't add gradients, shadows, glows or outlines to the logo.
- 04Don't remove the tagline or the ® mark.
- 05Don't rotate, skew, stretch or animate the logo.
- 06Don't place the logo on busy imagery without a solid backing.
- 07Don't use red for body copy, large fills or page backgrounds.
- 08Don't set the logo in a typeface — always use the supplied files.
[ 06 ] — 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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