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Brand guidelines

Icons

One family, drawn for the firm: a 24px grid, round caps and joins, no fills. The same drawings come in three weights, so an icon reads the same at 16px in the sidebar and at 48px on a slide.

01 · The family

68 icons, three groups.

The site: one icon per page, used by the sidebar and the phone. Disciplines: the work the firm does. Interface: arrows, controls and states. Select an icon to download its SVG.

02 · Weight

Three weights from one drawing.

Regular (2px) at 16px in interface chrome, where it matches Lucide, as Primer uses it. Line (1.5px) at 20 to 24px. Light (1px) at 32px and up.

Regular · 2px · 16px

Line · 1.5px · 24px

Light · 1px · 48px

03 · In use

Chips, rows and the phone.

An icon rarely stands alone. In cards it sits in a chip, in lists beside its label, and on the phone as an app tile.

Chips

32, 40 and 48px chips on a Sky tint, or a hairline. Corners 8 to 12px.

Rows

  • Government & PolicyRegulatory navigation
  • Grant & Funding StrategySecured resources

App tiles

Tiles step from Midnight to Sky; glyphs are white on the four dark steps and Midnight on the three light ones, so every icon clears 4.5:1.

04 · Rules

Drawing a new one.

Always

  • A 24px canvas with 2px padding; circles no larger than radius 8.5, squares 16 wide.
  • Round caps and joins; corners of 2px on rectangles, 1.2px on small parts.
  • At least 2px between parts, so the icon holds at 16px.
  • Strokes only. A filled dot is allowed to mark a point (a center, a warning).
  • Color follows the text: currentColor, never a second color inside one icon.

Never

  • Mixing filled or duotone icons with the line set.
  • Sparkles, magic wands, diamonds and gems, in any form, and none drawn for us.
  • Emoji, robots, rockets, light bulbs over heads, glowing brains.
  • Color-coding meaning (red bad, green good). Use words and shapes.
  • Icons as decoration with no label nearby, except in the sidebar and on the phone.

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