Freelance UnlockedBrand manual

Colour

Colour sets the mood long before the words do. Ours is calm and easy to read, with a little fun in it.

Palette

This is the institutional palette, for print, the website and everyday communications. Pick from it, not by eye. FUN and satellite events build palettes of their own, on FUN and Satellite events. The logo keeps colours of its own, used only inside the mark. See Logo.

Coral

  • 100
    HEX
    #FFD9CE
    RGB
    255 217 206
    CMYK
    0 15 20 0
  • 300
    HEX
    #FF9A7D
    RGB
    255 154 125
    CMYK
    To confirm
  • 500 · Coral
    HEX
    #FF5930
    RGB
    255 89 48
    CMYK
    0 65 80 0
  • 700
    HEX
    #D12A00
    RGB
    209 42 0
    CMYK
    0 80 100 20
  • 900
    HEX
    #8F1D00
    RGB
    143 29 0
    CMYK
    To confirm

Blue

  • 100 · Sky
    HEX
    #BFD7E8
    RGB
    191 215 232
    CMYK
    20 5 0 10
  • 300
    HEX
    #82B0D3
    RGB
    130 176 211
    CMYK
    To confirm
  • 500
    HEX
    #4489BB
    RGB
    68 137 187
    CMYK
    65 25 0 25
  • 700
    HEX
    #2D6A99
    RGB
    45 106 153
    CMYK
    70 30 0 40
  • 900
    HEX
    #1D4A70
    RGB
    29 74 112
    CMYK
    To confirm

Navy

  • 100
    HEX
    #A9B4CA
    RGB
    169 180 202
    CMYK
    To confirm
  • 300 · Slate
    HEX
    #5C6E8A
    RGB
    92 110 138
    CMYK
    35 20 0 45
  • 500 · Navy
    HEX
    #1B1F35
    RGB
    27 31 53
    CMYK
    50 40 0 80
  • 700
    HEX
    #12152A
    RGB
    18 21 42
    CMYK
    To confirm
  • 900
    HEX
    #0B0D1A
    RGB
    11 13 26
    CMYK
    To confirm

Grounds

  • Off White
    HEX
    #F7F5F1
    RGB
    247 245 241
    CMYK
    0 0 0 5
  • White
    HEX
    #FFFFFF
    RGB
    255 255 255
    CMYK
    To confirm

Greys

  • Light Grey
    HEX
    #E7ECF2
    RGB
    231 236 242
    CMYK
    To confirm
  • Mid Grey
    HEX
    #C7C9D2
    RGB
    199 201 210
    CMYK
    5 5 0 20
  • Muted
    HEX
    #6B6B70
    RGB
    107 107 112
    CMYK
    To confirm
  • Ink
    HEX
    #111312
    RGB
    17 19 18
    CMYK
    10 0 5 95

Accessible pairs

Text has to be readable for everyone, so we only use pairs that pass WCAG 2.1 AA. Body text needs 4.5:1. Large text, 24 px and up or 19 px and up in bold, needs 3:1. A pair between 3:1 and 4.5:1 is for large text only. Below 3:1 is never for text. These requirements also apply to event palettes. The institutional primary button is coral with a navy label.

  • Ink on Off White

    17.1:1Pass

  • Navy on Off White

    14.9:1Pass

  • Off White on Navy

    13.2:1Pass

  • Navy on Sky

    10.9:1Pass

  • Navy on Coral

    5.2:1Pass

  • Coral on Navy

    5.2:1Pass

  • White on Slate

    5.2:1Pass

  • White on Wiesn accent

    5.8:1Pass

  • White on Xmas accent

    5.2:1Pass

  • White on Webinars accent

    3.8:1Large text only

  • Wiesn dark on tint

    6.2:1Pass

  • White on Coral

    3.1:1Large text only

  • Coral on Off White

    2.9:1Never for text

  • Mid Grey on Off White

    1.5:1Never for text

Using colour

Choose the job first, then the colour, and the layout stays calm. Institutional pieces use Off White or navy as their main ground, with white for cards and web surfaces. A pattern or texture stays at 10–20% opacity. Light blues soften and deep blues anchor. On a photo, set type on a calm area, a gradient or a colour panel.

These colour roles describe institutional pieces. FUN can choose its own palette, grounds and colour roles on Visual identity. Satellite events follow their own guidance.

JobColoursUse
GroundOff White, Navy, WhiteOff White for print and screens, Navy for stage and video, White for cards and web surfaces.
TextInk, Navy, Off WhiteNavy or Ink on light grounds, Off White on Navy.
SupportSky, Blue 300, Blue 500Fields, shapes and photo backgrounds.
AccentCoralThe one thing to look at. One coral focus per view.
  • Off White ground
  • Navy ground

Incorrect usage

Don’t fight the palette.

  • Don’t flood a layout in one saturated colour.

  • Don’t add colours outside the palette.

  • Don’t set text in coral on light grounds.

  • Don’t put the logo on a colour that fights it.

  • Don’t run a pattern at full strength.

  • Don’t set text on a photo without ensuring contrast.