Visual Identity
Logo & Brand Name
Logo Mark

Our logo mark tells the visual story of who we are. It combines the shapes of an I and an M with the soft waves of the ocean.

The logo mark should be used wherever we want to be recognized in a simple and elegant way.

Our logo mark should stand alone and while the type can also be placed on a page or layout, the two should never be placed together.

Logo Mark on Dark background

Logo Mark on Light background

Logo Type

Our logo type spells out the company name. It should be used as a standalone logo whenever we need to remind people what our company name is, and in situations where our mark is not enough to explain who we are.

Our logo type should stand alone and while the mark can also be placed on a page or layout, the two should never be placed together.

Logo Type on Dark background

Logo Type on Light background

Logo Usage

Do not use the logo mark and logo type in any lockup or connected in any way.

Do use the logo mark and logo type in a page or layout together, as long as they are displayed separately and not connected.

Do not combine our logo with partner, vendor, and client logos.

[Partner Logo]

Do show our partner and vendor collaborations by using appropriate symbols and ensuring clear space is adhered to.

[Partner Logo]+
The "IM" Device

"IM" serves as both our initials and a declaration of identity. This dual meaning powers our brand messaging framework.

IM Designing
IM Dreaming
IM Developing
IM Disrupting

Clear Space

Always maintain adequate clear space around the logo. The minimum clear space is equal to the height of the "i" in "im".

Minimum Size

The logo should never appear smaller than 80px wide for digital or 25mm for print to ensure legibility.

Usage

Use the light logo on dark backgrounds and the dark logo on light backgrounds. Never modify, rotate, or add effects to the logo.

Brand Name Rules

The brand name is IM Digital. Always.

Pronounce the letters separately: "I-M Digital." Never "I Am Digital."

Always use the full name. Never shorten to just "IM."

Avoid referring to the brand as "IMD."

The I and M don’t stand for anything. Never write "I.M. Digital."

Always capitalize both letters: IM. Never "Im Digital."

Never refer to the brand as "Imagination Digital" or "Imagination Media."

Don’t capitalize the first letters of "Imagination" to allude to the brand name.

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Logo Mark

SVG

Logo Type

SVG

Colors

Primary Colors

Air

#F7F8F4

Deep Teal

#03171C

Background Gradients

Light Gradient

#F7F8F4 → #D9DDDC

Dark Gradient

#03171C → #000000

Greys

Color Palette

JSON

Typography

Primary Typeface

Inter

Display Medium — 40px / Light (350)

The most memorable experiences

Body — 18px / Regular (425)

A powerful and intelligent system is built in deliberate phases. This is our system of work — a clear framework and journey that moves from initial assessment to a proprietary system, built for your command.

Body / Links — 16px / Regular (400)

About   Capabilities   Work   Solutions   Partners

Detail / Label — 10px / Medium (500)

Return on imagination

Accent Typeface

Fraunces

Alternative Display Small — 24px / Light (325)

This is the purpose of our design practice: a thousand deliberate choices ending in absolute clarity.

Editorial Display — 36px / Light

Where the art of storytelling meets the science of commerce.

On Dark Background

The most memorable experiences feel discovered, not constructed.

Character Set

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Type Tester

300
32px
Iconography

Icon Style

IM Digital icons follow a minimal, line-based style that mirrors the clean precision of our brand. Icons use a consistent 1.5px stroke weight, square line caps, and align to a 24px grid.

Stroke Weight

1.5px consistent stroke width across all icons.

Grid

24px base grid with 2px padding for optical alignment.

Style

Outline only. No fill. Rounded line caps and joins.

Imagery & Photography

Photography
Direction

Our photography is modern, intentional, and editorial. We capture the authentic energy of office life — natural light, candid moments, and compositions that create visual tension through shallow depth of field and thoughtful framing. Images should feel discovered, not staged.

Woman presenting data charts during a team meeting
Man writing on a whiteboard during a brainstorming session
Monstera plant on an office desk with natural light
Woman laughing candidly at her desk
Colleagues smiling while working together on laptops
Photography Guidelines

Our office lifestyle photography follows eight core principles that ensure visual consistency, authenticity, and editorial quality across all brand touchpoints.

Coworkers chatting in the office, demonstrating thoughtful composition

01 — Composition

Emphasize the arrangement of office elements and the interplay of body parts to create visually appealing compositions. Explore angles that showcase the dynamics of the workplace without revealing faces.

Close-up of a hand using a laptop mouse with shallow depth of field

02 — Shallow Depth of Field

Utilize a wide aperture (e.g., f/2.8 or lower) to achieve a shallow depth of field, blurring backgrounds and emphasizing specific elements. Experiment with selective focus to draw attention to hands, office tools, or other details.

Woman reviewing email campaigns in soft natural light

03 — Lighting

Use natural light whenever possible to maintain a soft and subtle illumination. Experiment with diffused lighting sources to avoid harsh shadows and enhance the overall mood.

Man smiling naturally during a video call

04 — Authentic Moments

Focus on candid moments that reflect the genuine atmosphere of the workplace. Highlight the small details, such as hands typing on a keyboard, a pen on a notebook, or colleagues collaborating.

Close-up of black chess pieces on an office desk

05 — Tell a Story Through Details

Showcase office details that convey the culture and identity of the workplace. Focus on specific items like office supplies, technology, and other elements that represent the daily routine.

Woman reviewing an automation workflow on screen

06 — Professionalism & Confidentiality

Ensure that the images maintain a professional and respectful tone. Avoid capturing any potentially sensitive or confidential information in the background.

Close-up of a Nike sneaker from an unusual perspective

07 — Experiment with Perspective

Play with different perspectives, such as overhead shots, close-ups, and wide angles, to add variety to the visual storytelling. Use reflections, shadows, and framing creatively to enhance the overall composition.

Man on a video call with subtle, desaturated color grading

08 — Post-Processing & Color Grading

Keep post-processing subtle to maintain the authenticity of the images and a natural appearance. Desaturate colors slightly to achieve a cohesive and understated look. Pay attention to framing, color grading, and composition to ensure a unified look.

Culture & Details

Showcase the culture and identity of the workplace through candid moments and telling details. Focus on the energy, the focus, and the human connections that define our environment.

Man playing pool in the office recreation area
Man inserting a wireless earbud before starting work
Man focused on work across dual screens
Woman pointing and directing conversation during a meeting
Two women collaborating in an office meeting
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