RHINO
AUTOMATOR
COLOR PALETTE
Three-color system. Cobalt is the primary brand anchor which is used for structural elements, nav, and brand presence. Silver references the rhino directly and carries headings and accent moments. Emerald provides contrast and energy for CTAs, interactive elements, and highlights.
- Navigation background
- Primary buttons (filled)
- Structural brand elements
- Icon backgrounds
- Active tab indicators
- Page headlines & hero text
- Logo wordmark
- Outlined button borders
- Section divider accents
- Tag/badge text on dark backgrounds
- CTAs that need urgency
- Links & hover states
- Active/success indicators
- Code syntax highlights
- Keynote slide accent moments
TYPE SYSTEM
Three-font stack chosen for range showing a commanding headline presence, readable body copy, and technical credibility. All three are available free via Google Fonts.
Helping MSPs and IT teams build automation muscle without needing a dedicated dev team. Practical frameworks, real workflows, and a methodology anyone can contribute to; regardless of technical background.
BRAND STORY
BRAND IN USE
Reference compositions for web, social, and speaking contexts.
Helping MSPs and IT teams build automation muscle; without needing a dedicated dev team.
LOGO
The mark is a hexagonal badge built on a public-domain white-rhino silhouette (PhyloPic, CC0). The full badge carries the name plate; the compact mark drops it below 64px, where the plate text stops being legible.
Hero, social cards, slides, stickers. Minimum size 96px.
Nav, favicon, avatars, any use below 64px. Minimum size 16px.
- Dark backgrounds are primary. The badge is designed for the site's dark surfaces; a report-specific ink variant exists for the white assessment PDF only.
- Clear space: keep at least half the hexagon's width clear on all sides.
- Don't recolor, rotate, outline, or separate the rhino from its frame.