Primary colours
These main colours create the basic visual character of the brand.
These main colours create the basic visual character of the brand.
Secondary colours in the visual identity serve to expand the main colour palette and provide greater visual variation. They help to highlight important elements and create contrast for better legibility and aesthetic impression.
Examples of gradients used within a brand.
Notino Sky Blue
Notino Strong Pink
Notino Strong Pink
Notino Nude Pink
Colour palettes allow us to create digital environments (apps, web) with sufficient contrast and accessibility of all elements.
Proportional use of colors within the visual style.
For hard selling, you can use color balance with more emphasis on colors
Color modes (HEX, RGB, CMYK, Pantone, RAL, NCS) represent different color definition systems used in various media and technologies. The table below explains their usage for proper logo display on screens, in print, or physical materials.
Color Mode |
What is it? |
Usage |
|---|---|---|
| HEX | RGB Equivalent (hexadecimal) | WEBHTMLCSS |
| RGB | Color Space of Screens RGB | WEBHTMLCSS |
| CMYK |
Color Space for Printers CMYK |
PRINT |
| Pantone |
Direct Mixed Colors Pantone for printing | PRINT |
| RAL |
Color matching system RAL for physical objects | INDUSTRIAL |
| NCS |
Natural Color System NCS based on human perception | INDUSTRIALDESIGN |