Brand assets and guidelines.
The 80eight logo files and the rules for using them: the wordmark, the 88 icon, clear space, misuse, partnership lockups and colour. Download the logo pack and the guidelines, or read them here.
The logo pack and the guidelines.
Always use the supplied PNG logo files for digital applications. Do not recreate or export the logo from this document. The 80eight name and marks belong to 80 Eight SA (Pty) Ltd, registration number 2017/435463/07. Product screenshots and executive headshots are not part of this kit yet.
How to describe 80eight.
Logo
Primary logo
The 80eight wordmark is our primary logo for all communication. Use the full-colour purple mark wherever the background allows; the white mark is for dark and photographic backgrounds.
Gradient wordmark
The gradient wordmark is an expressive variant used for selected brand materials where a more visual expression of the identity is appropriate. It is not the default: use the solid purple, black or white wordmark.
Gradient wordmark misuse
The gradient is fixed artwork. Never rebuild, recolour or reposition it and never place it where the gradient loses contrast against its background.
The 88 glyph
The 88 icon is a standalone symbol within the 80eight identity that is used for the app icon. Use it alone only where the 80eight name is already established, or where space does not allow the wordmark.



Minimum clear space
An exclusion zone around the logo keeps surrounding elements from crowding it. The clear space on all sides equals 1x, the height of the 8 glyph.
Minimum size
For legibility, the logo may never appear smaller than the sizes shown below.
Misuse examples
Always use the master artwork. Keep the logo clearly visible against its background, and never edit or distort it.
Partnership lockups
Partner logos vary, so each lockup needs individual consideration. This grid keeps the balance between the 80eight logo and the partner mark consistent.
Lockup examples
Colour
Core brand colours
Purple carries the brand. Cyan and pink are accents, used sparingly for highlights and emphasis. Semantic colours are reserved for product states.
Colour usage — wordmark
The primary purple wordmark may appear on white, the black wordmark on the grey page background, and the white wordmark on either purple. It is never placed on accent colours not in our colour palette.



















