A collection of brand assets used and created for the mobile-app Call From Work.
Style Guide and Color Palette
Hex value
RGB value
Description
#275096
39, 80, 150
Primary Blue, Headers, Main Text, Main Buttons, Icons, Symbols against white background
#4C8EFF
76, 142, 255
Secondary Blue, Secondary Button, On-State, Emphasized Text. Can be used as Primary Blue on darker backgrounds.
#1FB369
31, 142, 105
Green, Verified, Active
#DEA70A
222, 167, 10
Yellow, Low Balance
#DF3434
223, 52, 52
Red, Invalid, Error, Destructive Buttons
#FFFFFF
255, 255, 255
White, Lightmode BG for modals and screens. Text on dark backgrounds.
#EFF8FF
239, 248, 255
Background for fields
#FFF4F4
255, 244, 244
Background for Invalid Field, Error with field
#E0E0E0
224, 224, 224
Light Grey, Nav Bar Background
#BBBBBB
187, 187, 187
Medium Grey, Lines, Outlines, Borders, Greyouts, Inactive, Deactivated
#494A4A
73, 74, 74
Dark Grey, Settings Item title, paragraph text on white background. Phone Number/Contact Name for Call Log
#091324
9, 19, 36
Dark Blue, Used instead of true black. Informative/Suplemental text on white background. Call Log information.
#091324
#275096
9, 19, 36
39, 80, 150
Blue Gradient, Background Gradient for Header, Sign-Up, Login, and Splash Screen.
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Primary Blue and White are the dominant colors for graphics and interface. With Secondary Blue, and Light Grey being accent colors. Heading Text is often Primary Blue (Secondary Blue if using a dark background) while paragraph text is Dark Grey (White if using a dark background). Dark Blue can also be used for supplemental text (Light Grey if using a dark background). Secondary Blue can be used for emphasis. Examples are at the end of this document.
Design guidelines for showing CallFromWork on Device
Use the latest flagship model of the phone on a given platform. - Eg. iPhone 11. For Android use latest Samsung Galaxy flagship - eg. Galaxy S10 (not Edge or Note models). Please only use black/white models of the phones.
Keep phones facing forward. We try to keep phones straight as they are the clearest way of showcasing the app.
When placing any screen, such as the app itself or an incoming call, use a mockup instead of a screenshot. This is important for consistency across all screenshots so that they have a consistent status bar. This is also useful for altering text within screenshots, CallFromWork we often need variations of the incoming call number.
Use a clean status bar on all screenshots
A. Full Signal and Wifi Symbol
B. No Network Name
C. 9.41 AM for time
D. 100% battery
E. 100% battery
Keep things as native as possible on iOS and Android
Logos
App Store Icon
Fonts
Source Sans Pro
App Store Screenshots (iOS)
App Store Screenshots (Android)
USP App Store Screenshots
Graphic Assets and Elements
Banners and Marketing Assets
Additional Assets
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