Design System
System
Brand

Logo

Two lockups, chosen by the ground behind them. There is no third version and no recoloring — if neither works on a surface, the surface is wrong.

The two marks

Pick by ground, not by preference. The white mark goes on navy, deep, and blue; the dark mark goes on cream, yellow, and white.

Wallace Pierce Law, white lockup
wallace-pierce-white-logo.pngNavy · Deep · Blue
Wallace Pierce Law, dark lockup
wallace-pierce-dark-logo.pngCream · Yellow · White

Sizes

The mark has two jobs and two sizes. Below the minimum the wordmark stops resolving, so it is a floor, not a guideline.

PlacementWidthNote
App bar / site header13remDrops to 15.5rem in the footer treatment on small screens
Footer20remThe mark is the footer's first element
Minimum9remBelow this the wordmark stops resolving
Wallace Pierce Law at footer size Wallace Pierce Law at header size Wallace Pierce Law at minimum size

Clear space

Keep --s-5 (1.5rem) clear on every side at header size, and --s-6 (2rem) at footer size. In the app bar the tagline sits outside that clear space, separated by a rule.

Wallace Pierce Law with clear space indicated

Never

  • Recolor either mark, including to yellow. The two files are the only versions.
  • Put the white mark on cream, yellow, or white, or the dark mark on navy or blue.
  • Place either mark over unmasked photography. Use a surface, or the hero's gradient scrim.
  • Stretch, rotate, add effects, or set it below the minimum width.
  • Rebuild the wordmark in Oswald. The lockup is artwork, not type.