Version 1.0 - July 2025

Olli Brand Guidelines

The complete guide to Olli's visual identity and brand standards. Follow these guidelines to ensure consistency across every touchpoint.

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Brand Overview

Who We Are

Olli is the insurance platform built exclusively for solo entrepreneurs - freelancers, contractors, creators, and independent workers running businesses of one. We guide people to the right coverage, explain it in plain English, and stay with them as their business grows.

We're not a comparison site. We're not a direct carrier. We're the expert in your corner - the one who tells you what you actually need, handles the complexity, and makes sure you're never left figuring it out alone.

Our Mission

Make insurance easy and seamless. We believe protecting what you've built shouldn't be complicated. That's why we built a platform that makes it effortless for anyone to embed, buy, offer, and manage insurance.

Brand Personality

Olli is the trusted friend who happens to be an expert. Warm but direct. Clear without being simple. Confident without being arrogant. We take insurance seriously so our customers don't have to.

Brand Archetype: The Guide

A Guide knows the way and walks with you. They don't hand you a map and leave. They tell you which path to take, explain why, and stay with you when things change.

We don't show you 15 insurance options and wish you luck. We tell you what you need, why you need it, and handle everything from there.

The One Test

Does this sound like a trusted guide talking to a real person? Or does it sound like a comparison website? If it's the latter, rewrite it.

Our Values

We build what works

We pioneer technology that simplifies insurance - delivering real-time solutions without complexity or confusion.

We empower the bold

We back the people who take initiative, with transparent, tailored insurance that gives them the confidence to move faster.

We do business in the open

We operate with complete transparency and build trust through honest practices and real accountability.

We build bridges, not walls

We foster partnerships with carriers and tech leaders who share our vision, creating seamless experiences.

We do the hard work so you don't have to

Insurance is genuinely complex. We make sure that complexity lives on our side, not yours.

We champion the dreamers who do

We build for and with people who didn't just imagine something better - they went and built it.

Brand Name Rules

How to Write "Olli"

OlliCapital O, lowercase lli - always
OLLINever all caps
olliNever all lowercase (except in URLs)
OLLiNever mixed case

Name Usage

Display Name

Olli

Domain

olli.insure

First Reference

"Olli (olli.insure)" - include the domain on first mention in formal docs

Subsequent References

"Olli" - no need to repeat the domain

In a Sentence

Treat as a proper noun. "Olli makes insurance simple." Never "the Olli" or "an Olli."

Tagline & Slogans

Primary Tagline

"Insurance made easy."

Use this as the primary tagline across all major touchpoints - website hero, social bios, email headers, and print materials.

Audience-Specific Offers

Olli serves two audiences. Each has one offer. Never mix them up. Never deviate from them.

DTC - Solo Entrepreneurs

"Olli makes insurance easy to understand, easy to buy, and easy to manage."

B2B2C - Platform Partners

"Olli makes it easy to embed, offer, and manage insurance."

Every piece of communication should ladder up to one - or all three - parts of the relevant offer. If it doesn't, cut it or rewrite it.

Tagline Rules

Do

  • Use the primary tagline on hero sections and key landing pages
  • Pair taglines with the logo, separated by clear space
  • Use sentence case and include the period

Don't

  • Don't modify tagline wording
  • Don't create new taglines without brand approval
  • Don't use multiple taglines on the same page

Hosted Logo URLs

Always-current logos. Use these hosted URLs in your websites, apps, and partner integrations. When we update logos, these URLs automatically serve the latest version - so your brand stays up to date.

Primary Logo

Main logo for light backgrounds

https://olli.insure/olli-logo.png

Logo on Dark (with magenta dot)

White text + magenta dot for dark backgrounds

https://olli.insure/olli-logo-white-purple.png

All White Logo

Monochrome white for dark backgrounds

https://olli.insure/olli-logo-white.png

All Black Logo

Monochrome black for print/light backgrounds

https://olli.insure/olli-logo-black.png

Round Badge (Dark)

Circular badge for social/avatars

https://olli.insure/olli-round-black.png

Round Badge (Light)

Circular badge, light variant

https://olli.insure/olli-round-white.png

Favicon

Browser favicon

https://olli.insure/olli-favicon.png

Icon (Main)

The i with magenta dot

https://olli.insure/olli-i.png

Icon (Black)

Monochrome i icon

https://olli.insure/olli-i-black.png

Icon (White)

White i icon for dark backgrounds

https://olli.insure/olli-i-white.png

Usage Note

These URLs are intended for partner websites, co-marketing materials, and integrations. Hotlinking to these URLs means you always display the latest approved version of our logos. For offline or print use, download the files instead.

HTML Embed Code

<img src="https://olli.insure/olli-logo.png" alt="Olli" height="40" />

Copy and paste this into your HTML to embed the Olli logo with a link to the always-current hosted version.

Logo Placement Rules

When to Use Which Logo

Logo variant usage by context
ContextLogo VariantNotes
Website headerPrimary (main)40px height, left-aligned
Website footerPrimary (main)32px height, with copyright text
Dark hero sectionsWhite logoAlways use the white variant on dark backgrounds
Mobile app iconRound (dark)1024x1024px source, round badge format
Browser faviconFavicon (i)32x32px and 16x16px, the magenta i
Social media profileRound (dark or light)Match the platform background
Email signaturePrimary (main)120px wide, linked to olli.insure
Print (1 color)All blackUse when only 1 ink color available
Loading/splashIcon (main i)Can animate the dot appearing
WatermarkAll black at 10% opacityFor document watermarks only

Co-Branding Rules

Allowed

  • Olli logo next to partner logos at equal size
  • Separated by a vertical divider line
  • Maintaining clear space for both logos
  • "Powered by Olli" badge for white-label

Not Allowed

  • Olli logo smaller than partner logos
  • Combining logos into a single mark
  • Partner logo colors bleeding into Olli logo
  • Olli logo inside another container or shape

Color Palette

Primary Palette

Black

Primary brand color, text, headings

HEX: #050505

RGB: 5, 5, 5

White

Backgrounds, light logo, cards

HEX: #FFFFFF

RGB: 255, 255, 255

Olli Purple (Vivid Orchid)

Primary button, highlights, all eye-driven action points

HEX: #CC33CC

RGB: 204, 51, 204

HSL: 300°, 60%, 50%

Secondary Palette

Grey Olive

Secondary text, captions

#949291

rgb(148, 146, 145)

Toner Gray T4

Borders, dividers, disabled states

#C5C3C0

rgb(197, 195, 192)

Toner Gray T0

Backgrounds, cards, surfaces

#F0F0F0

rgb(240, 240, 240)

Dark Goldenrod

Accent when too many #CC33CC are in use

#A57C00

rgb(165, 124, 0)

Color Philosophy

Olli is a very minimalistic color environment. The lesser the better.

Olli Vivid Orchid #CC33CC is our primary button and highlight for ALL uses to highlight the important and eye-driven action points. Everything else is in white and grey.

Dark Goldenrod #A57C00 is ONLY used when too many #CC33CC are in use.

Color Usage Guidelines

Do

  • Use Vivid Orchid for primary CTAs and accent elements
  • Use Black (#050505) for headings and body text
  • Use Grey Olive and Toner grays for secondary text and borders
  • Keep it minimal - white and grey with Vivid Orchid accents
  • Use Dark Goldenrod sparingly as an overflow accent only

Don't

  • Don't use Vivid Orchid for body text or large blocks
  • Don't use off-brand colors (no reds, blues, greens)
  • Don't use gradients on the Vivid Orchid
  • Don't use Dark Goldenrod as a primary color
  • Don't use #000000 - our black is #050505

Color Accessibility

All color combinations must meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards at minimum. Here are approved pairings:

Black on White
21:1AA Pass
White on Black
21:1AA Pass
Magenta on White
4.6:1AA Pass
Magenta on Black
4.5:1AA Pass
Mid Gray on White
5.7:1AA Pass
White on Magenta
4.6:1AA Pass

Caution

  • Magenta on gray backgrounds may fail contrast - always test
  • Never use gray text (#D1D5DB or lighter) for essential information
  • Interactive elements must have visible focus indicators
  • Don't rely on color alone to convey meaning - use icons or text labels too

Typography

Primary Font: Inter

Inter is our primary typeface across all digital platforms. It provides excellent readability at all sizes and has a modern, professional feel that aligns with our brand.

Inter Bold - Headings

Inter Semibold - Subheadings

Inter Medium - Card titles

Inter Regular - Body text

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

0123456789 !@#$%^&*()

Type Scale

Hero Headline48px / Bold / -0.02em
Page Title36px / Bold / -0.02em
Section Header30px / Semibold / -0.01em
Subsection24px / Semibold
Card Title20px / Medium
Large Body Text18px / Regular
Body Text16px / Regular / 1.6 line-height
Small Text / Labels14px / Medium
Caption / Fine Print12px / Regular

Line Heights & Spacing

Headings

Line height: 1.2 - 1.3

Letter spacing: -0.02em

Body Text

Line height: 1.5 - 1.6

Letter spacing: 0

Buttons/Labels

Line height: 1.25

Letter spacing: 0.01em

Typography Rules

Hierarchy Rules

1. One H1 per page

Every page should have exactly one hero headline.

2. Don't skip heading levels

Go H1 → H2 → H3 in order. Never skip from H1 to H3.

3. Max 75 characters per line

Body text should not exceed 75 characters per line for readability.

4. Left-align body text

Avoid justified or centered text for paragraphs. Center only headings when appropriate.

Formatting Rules

Sentence case for headings

Write "Get your quote today" not "Get Your Quote Today".

No ALL CAPS in body text

Only use caps for short labels, badges, or buttons if needed.

Bold for emphasis, not italic

Use font-weight to emphasize. Avoid italics except for legal text or quotes.

No underlines except links

Underlines are reserved for hyperlinks only.

Fallback Fonts

If Inter is unavailable, use this stack: Inter, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, sans-serif. Never substitute with serif fonts, decorative fonts, or Comic Sans.

Voice & Tone

Our Voice

Olli sounds like the smartest friend you have who happens to know everything about insurance. They don't lecture. They don't overwhelm. They just tell you what you need to know, clearly, and help you move forward.

Four Rules

1. Say it plainly

If a 10th grader wouldn't understand it, rewrite it. No jargon. If you have to use an insurance term, explain it in the next sentence.

Secure a BOP with E&O endorsement for comprehensive liability coverage.

You need two things: general liability and professional liability. Here's what each one covers.

2. Take a position

Don't hedge when a real answer exists. Olli gives recommendations and stands behind them.

You may want to consider general liability depending on your situation.

You need general liability. Here's why.

3. Stay present

The relationship doesn't end at purchase. The tone should always feel like someone who will still be there at renewal, when a client asks for a certificate, or when something goes wrong.

Your policy documents have been emailed to you.

You're covered. We'll remind you before your renewal and we're here if anything comes up.

4. Keep it short

If you can say it in one sentence, don't use three. Respect people's time.

We wanted to reach out to let you know that your policy is coming up for renewal and that we'd love to help you review your current coverage.

Your renewal is coming up. Want us to review your coverage first?

Words Olli Uses

  • Guide, recommend, protect
  • Clear, simple, easy
  • We handle it / we've got you
  • Here's why

Words Olli Never Uses

  • Compare / comparison - we're not a marketplace
  • Comprehensive - vague and meaningless
  • Solutions, leverage, utilize - corporate filler
  • Any insurance jargon without an immediate plain-English explanation

Writing Examples

Don't write

"Access comprehensive multi-carrier coverage solutions tailored to your business profile."

Write this

"Tell us about your work. We'll tell you exactly what coverage you need and why."

Don't write

"We wanted to reach out to let you know that your policy is coming up for renewal."

Write this

"Your renewal is coming up. Want us to review your coverage first?"

Don't write

"Our API-first embedded insurance infrastructure enables seamless integration."

Write this

"Drop in our widget. Your users get covered. You earn revenue on every policy."

Don't write

"Our comprehensive coverage solutions protect your assets."

Write this

"We've got your back - your home, your stuff, your peace of mind."

Tone by Context

Marketing / Landing pages

Confident, bold, inspiring

"Insurance that actually makes sense."

Onboarding / Help

Friendly, patient, encouraging

"Let's get you set up - it only takes 2 minutes."

Error messages

Calm, helpful, solution-focused

"Something went wrong. Try again, or contact us for help."

Claims / Support

Empathetic, reassuring, clear

"We're sorry this happened. Let's get things sorted for you."

Tone by Channel

Our voice stays consistent, but the tone adapts to the context and audience.

DTC First Touch

Warmer, more conversational. Acknowledge the confusion they've likely experienced.

"Figuring out business insurance on your own is genuinely confusing. We'll make it simple."

DTC Post-Purchase

Reassuring and forward-looking. You made the right call. Here's what happens next.

"You're covered. We'll handle your renewal and we're here if anything changes."

B2B2C Outreach

Confident and commercially direct. Lead with revenue and ease. Business case first.

"Your users need insurance. We make it easy to offer - and you earn revenue every time they get covered."

B2B2C Technical

Precise and efficient. Guide them through implementation, not messaging.

"Drop in the widget. It works out of the box. Average setup time is under two weeks."

Claims / Sensitive

Calm, steady, unhurried. Every word should signal: we've got this, we're still here.

"We've got your claim. Here's exactly what happens next and who to call if you need us."

Social / Content

More personality. The Guide can be warm - expertise doesn't require formality.

"Nobody starts a business thinking about insurance. That's exactly why we're here."

Guardrails

If it feels like any of these, rewrite it:

A comparison marketplace - we recommend, we don't compare

A direct carrier pushing its own product

A one-time transaction that ends at purchase

A generic SMB platform built for companies with HR teams

Buttons

Button Styles

Button Specifications

Border Radius: 9999px (pill shape)

Padding: 12px 24px (py-3 px-6)

Font Weight: 600 (semibold)

Transition: all 0.3s ease

Hover Scale: 1.05

Shadow: 0 12px 20px rgba(204, 51, 204, 0.4)

Button Sizes

Button Rules

Do

  • Use action verbs: "Get a quote", "Start now"
  • One primary CTA per section
  • Use loading state for async actions
  • Provide visible focus state for keyboard navigation

Don't

  • Don't use "Click here" or "Submit" as button text
  • Don't stack multiple primary buttons together
  • Don't use square corners - always pill shape
  • Don't use colors outside the Olli palette

Cards & Containers

Default Card

Card Title

Cards have a subtle hover effect with border color change.

Selected/Active Card

Selected Card

Active cards have a magenta border and shadow glow.

Card Specifications

Border Radius: 12px (rounded-xl)

Border: 2px solid #E5E7EB

Padding: 24px

Hover Border: 2px solid #CC33CC

Selected Shadow: 0 0 20px rgba(204, 51, 204, 0.3)

Transition: all 0.3s ease

Form Elements

Input Fields

This field is required

Other Form Elements

Form Specifications

Border Radius: 8px (rounded-lg)

Border: 1px solid #D1D5DB

Padding: 12px 16px

Focus Border: 2px solid #CC33CC

Focus Ring: 0 0 0 3px rgba(204, 51, 204, 0.1)

Error Color: #EF4444

Spacing System

We use a consistent 4px base unit. All spacing should be multiples of 4.

4px

p-1

8px

p-2

12px

p-3

16px

p-4

24px

p-6

32px

p-8

48px

p-12

64px

p-16

Common Usage

Component padding: 16px - 24px

Section padding: 48px - 80px

Grid gap: 16px - 32px

Container max-width: 1280px (max-w-7xl)

Form max-width: 768px (max-w-3xl)

Content max-width: 1024px (max-w-6xl)

Data Visualization

Charts, graphs, and data displays should feel clean and on-brand. Use these rules when building dashboards, reports, or policy summaries.

Chart Color Palette

Primary data

#CC33CC

Secondary data

#050505

Tertiary/overflow accent

#A57C00

Background/fill

#F0F0F0

Neutral/comparison

#949291

Inactive/baseline

#C5C3C0

Rules

Labels

Inter 12px Regular, gray-500. Left or bottom aligned.

Gridlines

Gray-200 (#E5E7EB), 1px, dashed. Never solid black.

Tooltips

White background, subtle shadow, 8px border-radius.

Corner Radius

Bar charts: 4px top corners. Pie charts: not rounded.

Accessibility

Always include text labels - never rely on color alone.

Loading States

Skeleton Screens

Preferred for content-heavy pages. Use gray-300 with pulse animation.

Spinner

Use for short operations (under 3 seconds). Olli Magenta accent.

Progress Bar

Uploading documents...

65% complete

Use for multi-step or long-running processes.

Loading Rules

  • Always show feedback within 100ms of user action
  • Use skeleton screens for page loads, spinners for inline actions
  • Add descriptive text for operations longer than 3 seconds
  • Never block the entire UI - allow users to navigate away

Error & Empty States

Error State

Something went wrong

We couldn't load your policy details. This is usually temporary.

Empty State

No policies yet

You haven't added any insurance policies. Let's get you covered.

State Design Rules

  • Always provide a clear next action (button or link)
  • Use empathetic, blame-free language in errors
  • Include an icon to quickly convey the state visually
  • Empty states should encourage - not just inform
  • Never show raw error codes or stack traces to users

Responsive Design

Breakpoints

Responsive breakpoint definitions
NameWidthTailwindColumns
Mobile0 - 639pxdefault1
Tablet640 - 767pxsm:1-2
Tablet Landscape768 - 1023pxmd:2-3
Desktop1024 - 1279pxlg:3-4
Wide Desktop1280px+xl:4+

Mobile Adaptations

  • Logo reduces to 32px height in mobile header
  • Navigation collapses to hamburger menu
  • Buttons become full-width on mobile
  • Grid layouts stack to single column
  • Touch targets minimum 44x44px
  • Font sizes never below 14px on mobile

Don'ts

  • Don't hide critical content on mobile
  • Don't use hover-only interactions on touch
  • Don't use horizontal scrolling for content
  • Don't serve different content per device
  • Don't disable pinch-to-zoom

Imagery & Photography

Photography Style

  • Natural, candid shots of real people
  • Bright, well-lit with warm tones
  • Diverse representation (age, ethnicity, family types)
  • Show homes, families, peace of mind
  • Clean, modern environments

Avoid

  • Cheesy stock photos with fake smiles
  • Dark, gloomy, or fear-based imagery
  • Overly staged or corporate settings
  • Damaged property or disaster images
  • Heavily filtered or overly saturated photos

Illustration Style

Style

Flat, minimalist vector illustrations with clean lines. No 3D renders or complex gradients.

Colors

Use the Olli palette only - black, magenta, white, grays, and lavender.

Corner Radius

Match the brand roundness: rounded corners on shapes, pill-shaped elements where applicable.

QR Code Styling

Olli Website QR Code

QR Code linking to olli.insure

Scans to: https://olli.insure

Use this code on print materials, business cards, event signage, and partner collateral.

Download QR Code

Branded QR Codes

Foreground Color

Olli Black (#050505) - ensures maximum scan reliability

Background Color

White (#FFFFFF) - always use high contrast

Center Logo

Place the Olli "i" icon (with magenta dot) in the center at 20% of QR size

Corner Markers

May use rounded corners on corner markers for a softer look

Minimum Size

2cm x 2cm for print, 150x150px for digital

QR Code Don'ts

  • Don't use Magenta as the QR foreground (reduces scan reliability)
  • Don't place QR codes on colored or image backgrounds
  • Don't make the center logo larger than 25% of the QR
  • Don't skip error correction (use at least "M" level)
  • Don't forget to add a label below: "Scan to learn more"

Social Media Guidelines

Profile Setup

Instagram / TikTok

Avatar: Round (dark)

Handle: @olli.insure

Bio: "Insurance that makes sense."

LinkedIn

Avatar: Round (dark)

Handle: Olli

Bio: "Modern insurance for modern life."

X / Twitter

Avatar: Round (dark)

Handle: @olliinsure

Bio: "Simple insurance. That's it."

Post Design Rules

Do

  • Use Olli brand colors for all graphics
  • Include the logo on all branded content
  • Keep text minimal on image posts
  • Use consistent templates for series content
  • Use the round badge as a watermark (bottom-right)

Don't

  • Don't use non-brand fonts in graphics
  • Don't post without brand colors
  • Don't use trending audio/memes that conflict with our tone
  • Don't make claims about coverage without legal review
  • Don't use competitor logos or names

Email & Communications

Email Signature

Olli

FIRST LAST

Title / Role

1.000.000.00001.000.000.0000

500 W 2nd St, Suite 1900, Austin, TX 78701

Schedule Meeting

Email Template Rules

Max width: 600px

All marketing emails should be 600px wide max

Logo in header

Primary logo, centered or left-aligned, 120px wide

One primary CTA button

Magenta pill button, centered, clear action text

Footer with legal

Unsubscribe link, company address, social links

Presentation Templates

Slide Rules

Title Slides

Black background, white text, Olli logo top-left, magenta accent line

Content Slides

White background, black text, logo in footer (small, bottom-left)

Section Dividers

Magenta background, white text, centered section title

End Slide

Black background, large logo centered, olli.insure below

Formatting

Aspect Ratio

16:9 widescreen (standard)

Headings

Inter Bold, 28-36px, black or white

Body Text

Inter Regular, 18-22px, max 6 bullet points per slide

Margins

Minimum 40px from all edges

Key Rules

  • Max 6 lines of text per slide - keep it visual
  • One idea per slide
  • Use Olli brand colors only - no PowerPoint default colors
  • Include slide numbers on content slides (bottom-right)

Print Materials

Business Card

Olli

First Last

Job Title

olli.insure

3.5" x 2", 300 DPI, bleed 0.125"

Letterhead

Olli

olli.insure

hello@olli.insure

olli.insure | Insurance that makes sense.

8.5" x 11", logo top-left, magenta footer line

Envelope

Olli

Olli Insurance

olli.insure

#10 envelope, logo top-left with return address

Print Specifications

Color Mode: CMYK for print, RGB for digital

Resolution: 300 DPI minimum for print

Paper Stock: Matte or soft-touch recommended

Magenta CMYK: C0 M75 Y0 K20

Black CMYK: C0 M0 Y0 K100

Bleed: 0.125" on all sides

Icons

Icon Library: Lucide React

We use Lucide React for all UI icons. They should be simple, clear, and support the content.

Shield
Check
X
Alert
Download
Mail
Eye
Users

Icon Specifications

Small: 16px (w-4 h-4) - inline, labels

Default: 24px (w-6 h-6) - buttons, lists

Large: 32px (w-8 h-8) - feature cards

Stroke width: 2px (default)

Color: Inherit from parent or use gray-700

Accent icons: Use #CC33CC for highlighted icons

Motion & Animation

Timing & Easing

Quick interactions

150ms - 200ms, ease-out

Hovers, toggles, focus states

Standard transitions

250ms - 350ms, ease-in-out

Page transitions, modals, drawers

Elaborate animations

400ms - 600ms, cubic-bezier

Hero reveals, onboarding steps, celebrations

Animation Rules

Animations should feel natural and purposeful

Use subtle scale/translate - avoid rotate and bounce

Respect prefers-reduced-motion for accessibility

No auto-playing animations that loop forever

No flashy or distracting entrance animations

No animations that block user interaction

Is It On-Brand? Run This Checklist.

Before publishing or approving any piece of communication, run through these five questions. If it passes all five, it's on-brand. If it fails any one of them, it needs work.

1

Does it serve one audience clearly?

DTC or B2B2C - not both. If you can't tell who it's written for in the first sentence, rewrite it.

2

Does it ladder up to the offer?

DTC: does it make insurance easier to understand, buy, or manage? B2B2C: does it make insurance easier to embed, offer, or manage? If it doesn't connect to the offer, cut it.

3

Does it sound like a guide or a marketplace?

A guide takes a position and walks with you. A marketplace presents options and steps back. If it sounds like the latter, rewrite it.

4

Could a 10th grader understand it?

If there's jargon without an immediate plain-English explanation, fix it.

5

Does it make insurance feel easier, or does it make Olli feel impressive?

If the answer is impressive, cut it or rewrite it. The Guide serves the person in front of them - they don't perform their expertise.

The One Rule

Does this make insurance feel easier, or does it make Olli feel impressive? If the answer is easier - publish it. If the answer is impressive - cut it or rewrite it.

Master Don'ts List

A comprehensive list of things to always avoid when representing the Olli brand.

Never modify, redraw, or recreate the Olli logo

Never change the magenta dot to another color

Never use colors outside the Olli palette

Never use serif fonts, script fonts, or decorative typefaces

Never use ALL CAPS for body text or paragraphs

Never use drop shadows on the logo

Never place the logo on busy or low-contrast backgrounds

Never stretch, skew, rotate, or distort the logo

Never reduce logo opacity below 100%

Never add outlines, borders, or glows to the logo

Never use the logo smaller than the minimum size (24px)

Never combine Olli logo elements with other logos

Never use fear-based or negative messaging

Never use jargon or industry terms without explanation

Never make promises about coverage without legal sign-off

Never use stock photos that look staged or generic

Never animate the logo (except the dot reveal in loading screens)

Never use gradients as backgrounds for the logo