Everything you need to show MightClick the right way.

Logos, colours and type, all in one place. Use them as they are, on a background they stay legible against. The character is clean, minimal and timeless: four tones, two typefaces, one mark.

Download brand assets (ZIP)

Glyph

The standalone glyph works where the wordmark would be too small to read: favicons, avatars, the corner of a screenshot. One colour, bolt knocked out.

MightClick glyph, black
Glyph, blackSVGPNG
MightClick glyph, white
Glyph, whiteSVGPNG

Icon

For app launchers, the Chrome Web Store, social profiles and anywhere a compact mark is needed, use the icon: the white glyph on a blue-to-violet tile. The gradient belongs to the mark alone and never appears in the interface. It is the same file at every size, so it reads on light and dark toolbars alike.

MightClick app icon
IconSVGPNG
MightClick app icon on black
Icon on darkPNG

Colour

Black, white and gray carry most of every design; the page should read as mostly white. Blue is the one brand colour and it marks what you can act on: buttons, links, focus and toggles. Violet is its soft companion, used for quiet fills and selected text, never for a control on its own. Beyond those, colour is reserved for state in the product: red for destructive actions and errors, amber for limits, green for success. Nothing else gets a colour.

BlackHEX #0D1020RGB 13, 16, 32
BlueHEX #3B5BFDRGB 59, 91, 253
VioletHEX #ECE9FFRGB 236, 233, 255
GrayHEX #F7F8FBRGB 247, 248, 251
WhiteHEX #FFFFFFRGB 255, 255, 255

Typography

Two typefaces, both open source on Google Fonts. The serif carries titles and promotional material; the sans carries interfaces, body copy and anything that needs to be read at small sizes.

Serif, for titles
Select any text. Click. Done.

Libre Baskerville, Regular and Bold. In the extension it falls back to the system serif (New York on macOS, Georgia elsewhere) so no font files ship with the product.

Sans, for interfaces
Summarize, rewrite, translate, reply.

DM Sans, Regular to Bold. Geometric and even at small sizes. In the extension it falls back to the system sans (San Francisco, Segoe UI, Roboto). The wordmark in the lockup is DM Sans Bold, outlined.

What not to do

To keep the mark consistent, these are off limits.

Use other colours
Rotate the mark
Flip the mark
Add a stroke
Outline the mark
Lose contrast with the background