The stars.guide identity · 01 / 05
Brand, with room to breathe.
A simple guide to presenting stars.guide clearly and consistently, with proper credit for the artwork at the heart of our mark.
Explore the guidelinesOne symbol. One name.
Our primary lockup pairs the star swirl with the stars.guide wordmark. Use the complete logo where space permits; the mark alone is for compact contexts where the name is already clear.
Give it its own sky.
Keep text, images, borders, and other marks outside the clear space. Measure x as the height of the swirl icon in the lockup; leave at least ½x on every side.
Keep the full lockup away from neighboring content, including the edge of a crop.
For digital use, keep the horizontal lockup at least 160 px wide, or the standalone symbol at least 24 px wide.
When the wordmark becomes hard to read, switch to the standalone symbol and provide the name in nearby text or accessible labeling.
A quiet palette.
The swirl uses a single foreground color. Warm light on dark is preferred. Gold belongs to accents and details; keep the logo itself clear and high contrast.
Readable, grounded copy lets the more expressive identity lead.
COORDINATES · 01 / 05The wordmark shown above comes from our logo component. Preserve its existing letterforms, proportions, and contrast in type weight when reproducing it.
Keep it recognizable.
These guidelines describe use of the stars.guide name and combined identity. They do not change the separate CC BY 3.0 permissions for the underlying Star swirl icon.
Credit where it is due.
The swirl used in our logo is “Star swirl” by Lorc, from Game-icons.net, used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 (CC BY 3.0).
The icon’s creator and license are independent of stars.guide; this credit does not imply that Lorc or Game-icons.net endorses us. If you distribute a copy of the icon, include its attribution and license link with that copy.
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