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✓ Do
- Use the purple wordmark on white or light neutral backgrounds
- Use the white wordmark on dark purple (#321e57 or #503390) backgrounds
- Maintain a minimum clear space equal to the height of the "S" around the logo
- Always use provided SVG or approved PNG assets
- Minimum display size: 80px wide
✕ Don't
- Stretch, rotate, or distort the wordmark
- Apply a drop shadow or outline effects
- Place on busy photographic backgrounds without a clear contrast layer
- Recreate the wordmark in any other typeface
- Use a grayscale or off-brand color version
- ✓ Sentence case for all body, UI labels, headings
- ✓ Title Case for formal document titles only
- ✓ Always write "Supy" — capital S, lowercase rest
- ✕ Avoid ALL CAPS in running text or UI
- ✕ Avoid italics in UI or marketing copy
font-family: 'Noto Sans', -apple-system,
BlinkMacSystemFont, sans-serif;
/* Arabic */
font-family: 'Noto Kufi Arabic', sans-serif;
/* Monospace / data */
font-family: 'SF Mono', 'Fira Code', mono;
Clear and concise
Avoid unnecessary words. Every sentence should add value. Readers are time-poor — respect that.
Calm and confident
Sound authoritative without being aggressive. Supy helps teams feel in control, not pressured.
Supportive and human
Focus on outcomes, not features. Use language that operators actually use in their daily work.
#f4f1fa or white — never custom colors#f4f1fa. When screenshotting for marketing use this exact background. For hero images on white pages, screenshots may sit on white with a subtle shadow. Never add custom gradients or dark overlays behind the UI.#503390 fill with white label. Secondary actions use a light purple fill with purple text. Disabled or greyed-out states must not be the focus of the shot.0 4px 24px rgba(50,30,87,0.10). Rounded corners on the container should match the card radius: 12px. No coloured glows or harsh drop shadows.#f4f1fa background with all-caps 10–11px labels. Data rows alternate on hover with #faf9fe. Row height 36–40px. Dividers use #e8e0f5.#f4f1fa#e8e0f5#faf9fe✓ Do
- Use the deep purple gradient as the base background on all event cards
- Keep all 5 wave colours in their fixed order (teal → yellow → purple → blue → dark teal)
- Use the white Supy wordmark — never purple or dark on dark backgrounds
- Place the person photo in an arch (rounded-top rectangle) frame anchored to the bottom
- Overlay venue photography at 15–25% opacity only — background must remain legible
✕ Don't
- Use the wave pattern on a white or light background — it's designed for dark purple only
- Place wave elements over the subject's face or key headline text
- Swap, remove, or reorder wave colours — the 5-colour sequence is fixed
- Use more than one photo on a single event card
- Reproduce event cards without the Supy logo and event badge present
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