GO SOAR BRAND GUIDE
Core visual rules for typography, color, and layout.
COLOR PALETTE
Go Soar should usually feel open, airy, and welcoming. Most layouts should begin with a white or cream base, then bring in color through intentional accents, playful shapes, cards, buttons, highlights, and illustrations. These colors are not meant to compete equally on every layout.
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Use for buttons, callouts, and energetic accents.
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Use for warmth, highlights, and selected feature moments.
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Use for trustworthy, bold moments and structured content.
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Use as a vivid supporting accent, not the dominant page color.
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Use for growth, healing, resource cues, and positive signals.
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Use for soft sections, background washes, and breathing room.
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Use sparingly for one small accent at a time.
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Use for all headlines and key labels instead of black.
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Use for body text, captions, and supporting copy.
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Primary page background for a soft, open feel.
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Use for card fills, clean space, and contrast against bright accents.
COLOR BALANCE
Most Go Soar layouts should be light and open. Use vibrant colors with intention, not as full-page fills. These pill bars show the balance design work should aim for on typical pieces.
COMBINATIONS THAT WORK
These combinations give Go Soar energy while still keeping the brand polished and usable.
COMBINATIONS TO AVOID
These pairings create visual chaos or make the brand feel too loud, too heavy, or hard to read.
TYPOGRAPHY
Used for headlines and display text. Always uppercase.
Primary body font for web and documents.
Accent handwriting used sparingly.