Use the
right mark.
A practical guide to WeMakeSuccess. One identity for the places creators and teachers meet the platform.
Built around
shared practice.
Two forms make room for one another. The symbol expresses a relationship between expertise, teaching and community.
- The nameWrite WeMakeSuccess as one word, with capitals at We, Make and Success. “WMS” is useful shorthand, not a replacement wordmark.
- The peopleCreators, teachers and coaches building a learning business. The identity should feel capable, approachable and professional.
- The characterClear rather than loud. Confident without promising outcomes. Let the creator’s work be the focus.
- The boundaryThis is the platform identity. Customer academies may use their own names, logos and colors; these guidelines do not override their branding.
- The approved assetShared Practice v1.2: the selected symbol and wordmark, in black and white. Refined, smooth vector contours are included throughout; the lettering and proportions are unchanged.
The logo,
as approved.
The symbol and name are a fixed composition. Use the supplied artwork rather than rebuilding the spacing or setting the name yourself.
The SVG wordmark is outlined. It does not depend on a viewer having the font installed.
A clear
signature.
Use the full logo in website headers, sign-in pages and formal documents. Keep it distinct from navigation, content and calls to action.
Light surfaces
Use black on white or a sufficiently light, quiet surface.
Dark surfaces
Use the reverse artwork. Do not add a white container around it.
- Keep it intactScale proportionally. Preserve the symbol-to-name relationship and the exact exported contours.
- Use a clean fieldAvoid busy photographs, low contrast or nearby elements that interrupt the negative space.
- Keep the right identityUse WMS on platform-owned surfaces. Use the academy’s configured brand where the product represents that academy.
Illustrative applications only. This guide does not change the live platform.
Small is
not secondary.
Use the icon exports, not a tiny version of the full logo. The same symbol carries through every size.




| Context | Use this export | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Browser favicon | Scalable favicon / ICO fallback | SVG / ICO |
| Raster favicon | 16 / 32 / 48 px | PNG |
| Apple touch icon | 180 × 180 px | PNG |
| Web-app icon | 192 / 256 / 512 px | PNG |
| Maskable candidate | 512 × 512 px | PNG |
Check target-device crops before release, including the maskable candidate. These are web assets, not a native App Store or Android adaptive-icon package.
Monochrome
at the core.
The approved logo is black or white. These two versions make the identity usable without tying it to a UI state or a customer’s palette.
#000000#FFFFFFExisting product colors
These colors come from the current platform UI. They support the product experience; they are not additional approved logo colorways.
#BDC91A#0A0A0A#F5F4F2#405B50- Use color with purposeLime highlights the main action. Ink carries content. Stone groups surfaces. Evergreen supports quiet emphasis.
- Keep text readableUse dark text on lime and light surfaces. Do not assume a brand or product color is suitable for every text/background pairing.
- Don’t imply a new approvalA broader marketing palette or colored logo needs a separate decision. Use the monochrome exports until then.
A fixed name.
A flexible voice.
The logo and interface use different typefaces. Preserve the supplied wordmark; use product typography for everything around it.
WeMakeSuccess
Your next chapter.
Make room for learning.
Clarity in every detail.
- Do not typeset the logoThe approved lockup fixes the symbol, gap, tracking and name. Download its outlined SVG rather than approximating it in CSS.
- Use sentence caseKeep headings and labels direct. Prefer normal reading rhythm over all-caps slogans or widely spaced body text.
- Write like a useful partnerName the action, make the next step clear and avoid guaranteed-success claims. Confidence comes from clarity.
The local Manrope file contains only the characters in the name. It is a logo specimen font, not a full text font. Font sources: Manrope and Geist. Both licenses are included with this page.
Give the
mark room.
Keep text, edges and other graphics out of the area around the logo. Space protects the silhouette and keeps the name legible.
Working recommendationThe ½-symbol-height margin and the size guidance below are starting rules for implementation. They have not been validated as final brand standards.
- Full logoStart around 150 px wide or larger on screen, then check the actual display. If the name loses clarity, switch to the symbol instead of forcing the lockup smaller.
- Small contextsUse the supplied favicon and app-icon files. Do not apply the full-logo clear-space formula inside those already padded assets.
- Print and unusual usesTest the actual output size, surface and production method before choosing a minimum. SVG scalability alone does not guarantee legibility.
Keep the
identity intact.
Consistency comes from using the asset correctly. The examples below show treatments to avoid—not alternate versions.
Don’t stretch
Scale width and height together.
Don’t rotate
Keep the approved horizontal orientation.
Don’t add effects
No shadows, outlines, textures or extra forms.
Don’t retype the name
The name is one word. The exported logo is the source of truth.
Ready
to use.
Use v1.2 for new work. It includes the corrected vector edges, outlined logos, transparent exports and icon sizes shown here.
Complete package
Logo selection is approved. This does not constitute trademark or similarity clearance. The broader palette, minimum sizes and spacing guidance remain separate decisions.
One profile.
Two crops.
Use the same supplied profile image for square and circular displays. The symbol stays centered; the platform controls the crop.
Square display
The original 1080 × 1080 canvas.
Circular display
A preview crop, not a separate logo.
Do not replace the symbol with “WMS,” squeeze in the full name or add a ring. Keep the supplied padding.