Brand guidelines

Use these rules when you feature PartyWitMe in apps, decks, or partner materials so our identity stays clear and consistent.

Logo & wordmark

Prefer the full-color logo on light backgrounds and the light or white knock-out on dark backgrounds. Maintain clear space equal to the height of the “P” in PartyWitMe on all sides.

Light background

Use the primary navy mark. Minimum width ~120px for digital use.

Dark background

Use white or light gold accents only—never place the logo on busy photography without a solid overlay.

Core colors

Primary UI colors align with the Tailwind theme tokens in the product. Use these hex values in external decks and PDFs.

  • Primary navy

    #191D4E

  • Secondary gold

    #FFCC78

Typography

Marketing surfaces use Poppins for headings and body, matching the web app. Keep headings sentence case except where a proper noun requires capitalization.

  • Page titles: bold, tight leading; avoid all caps except for small UI labels.
  • Body: 16–18px equivalent; line length ~65 characters for readability.
  • Numbers in stats: use tabular lining figures when available.

Voice & tone

    We sound like

    • Warm hosts who want guests to feel included
    • Clear about tickets, refunds, and venue details
    • Excited about local scenes and creators

    We avoid

    • Hype without substance (“best event ever”)
    • Insider jargon without explanation
    • Talking down to hosts or attendees

Logo do & don’t

Do

  • Keep proportions; scale uniformly.
  • Pair with enough contrast (WCAG AA for text).
  • Link to partywitme.com when you mention the product.

Don't

  • Rotate, stretch, or add effects to the logo.
  • Change colors outside the approved palette.
  • Imply endorsement without partnership approval.

Media pack

Logo and screenshot assets for press and partners are bundled for download. If you need something custom, email press@saltechapps.com.

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