Our logo, our colours and the typeface we use. Everything here is free to use if you are lecturing for The Hybrid Layer, writing about us, or listing us as a provider.
Logo files
The mark is three stacked bars, always in these proportions and these colours. Every file has a transparent background, so it sits on white, on navy or on a photograph without a box behind it.
Use the SVG wherever it is accepted: Canva, Keynote, Figma, Illustrator and most web tools take it. It stays sharp at any size and the file is a few kilobytes. Use the PNG for PowerPoint, Word, Zoom backgrounds and anything that rejects SVG.
The logo and our name
The logo and our web address

Stacked

The mark on its own
Colours
Three colours make the logo. The blue is the only accent we use anywhere: on buttons, links and progress bars. Everything else is navy and near-black.
The logo
The website
- Text on a blue fill is always navy #0D1119, never white.
- On dark backgrounds we run white text at full strength for headings and around 70% opacity for body copy, rather than flat white throughout.
Type
One typeface, everywhere: Open Sans. It is free, it is on Google Fonts, and it is already installed in Canva and available in Google Slides. If you are working somewhere it is not available, any clean sans serif is fine on your own material. Do not substitute it inside our logo.
- Web
https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Open+Sans:wght@300;400;500;600;700;800&display=swap- CSS stack
font-family: 'Open Sans', -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, system-ui, sans-serif;- Weights
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300 Light hero sub lines
400 Regular body copy
500 Medium navigation
600 Semibold sub-headings, and our wordmark
700 Bold headings and buttons
800 Extrabold large numerals and page titles
- Body
- 16px, line height 1.6, weight 400.
- Headings
- Weight 700, line height 1.2, letter spacing -0.01em. Large headings tighten to -0.02em. Heavy and tight, never thin and airy.
- Small labels
- Uppercase, 11px, weight 700, letter spacing 0.22em.
- Our wordmark
- Open Sans SemiBold, uppercase, 0.1em letter spacing. It is already set that way in every file above, so you should never need to type it.




