Brand system

    FireRankings Brand Guide

    A practical reference for keeping FireRankings consistent across product screens, marketing pages, generated media, sales decks, support docs, and partner materials.

    White FireRankings logo on orange
    Color FireRankings logo on white
    FireRankings flame icon
    Identity

    Logo Usage

    The mark should feel confident, fast, and product-first. Give it room, keep contrast high, and do not redraw or restyle the flame.

    FireRankings white logo

    Dark Backgrounds

    Use the white wordmark on black, charcoal, deep product headers, and orange hero bands.

    FireRankings color logo

    Light Backgrounds

    Use the color wordmark on white, off-white, and light neutral surfaces.

    FireRankings logo on orange

    Orange Fields

    Use white only. Avoid color-on-orange combinations that reduce legibility.

    Use the full FireRankings wordmark when space allows.

    Use the flame icon only in compact app chrome, favicons, and square avatar placements.

    Keep clear space around the logo equal to the height of the flame mark.

    Use the white logo on black, charcoal, or orange backgrounds.

    Use the color logo on white or very light surfaces.

    Color

    Palette

    FireRankings is anchored by bright orange, black product chrome, warm light surfaces, and clear green success states.

    Fire Orange

    Primary actions, selected states, active navigation, emphasis.

    #ff471a
    hsl(12 100% 55%)

    Warm Orange

    Gradient starts, highlights, hover warmth.

    #f97415
    hsl(25 95% 53%)

    Charcoal

    Dark nav, hero backgrounds, product chrome.

    #0d0d0d
    hsl(0 0% 5%)

    Panel Black

    Dark cards, modals, app panels.

    #161616
    hsl(0 0% 9%)

    Success Green

    Connected states, completed checks, safe confirmations.

    #009e67
    hsl(158 100% 31%)

    Soft Surface

    Light backgrounds, subtle sections, calm contrast.

    #f8f5f1
    hsl(30 40% 96%)
    Type

    Typography

    Use display type for confident headlines, then switch to clear sans-serif text for instructions, data, and workflows.

    Display

    Telegraf

    Use for brand headlines, large page titles, hero statements, and major section headers.

    Interface

    DM Sans

    Use for product UI, body copy, controls, labels, analytics, cards, tables, and documentation.

    Theme

    Product Theme

    The product should feel like a serious operating system for content, with sharp actions and high-confidence status states.

    Controls

    SelectedUnselectedConnectedSecondary

    The app uses clear state color: orange means active or primary; green means connected or complete; black means strong secondary action.

    Rules

    Primary buttons are Fire Orange with white text.
    Connected, ready, and completed pills use solid green with white text.
    Selected toggles use orange fill and white text; unselected toggles stay white.
    Cards use tight 8px radii, thin borders, and clear spacing.
    Operational app screens should be dense, scannable, and work-focused.
    Marketing pages can use larger type, dark hero sections, and logo-led compositions.
    Imagery

    Graphics And Media

    FireRankings visuals should show real outcomes: calendars, drafts, publishing states, dashboards, generated content, and brand-safe assets.

    Show the product, the generated asset, or the publishing workflow whenever possible.

    Use orange as a decisive accent, not a full-page wash unless the content is a CTA or status moment.

    For generated images and reels, use the workspace's uploaded logo and brand colors when available.

    Avoid random stock images that do not match the account, campaign, or generated prompt.

    Avoid blurry atmospheric backgrounds when a user needs to inspect the actual output.

    Avoid changing, stretching, recoloring, or outlining the FireRankings logo.

    Voice

    Messaging And Wording

    The FireRankings voice is pragmatic, fast-moving, and specific. It helps users understand what will happen next.

    Voice Principles

    Lead with the concrete outcome before the mechanism.

    Use plain language: generate, schedule, publish, rank, connect.

    Sound capable and direct, not cute or overly casual.

    Make automation feel controlled: users approve, edit, and steer.

    Avoid vague AI hype. Show the workflow and the result.

    Wording Examples

    Use

    Automate SEO content across blogs, social, and email.

    Avoid

    Revolutionize your content with magical AI.

    Use

    Generate a post, review the draft, then schedule it.

    Avoid

    Sit back while AI does everything perfectly.

    Use

    Fire Credits

    Avoid

    Tokens, coins, points, or AI units

    Brand Checklist

    Before publishing a page, ad, email, integration listing, or generated visual, check these basics.

    Logo has enough space and contrast.
    Primary CTA is orange with white text.
    Success or connected state is green with white text.
    Copy says exactly what the user can do next.