Brand kit

Use the FullViewbrand clearly and consistently.

Logos, colors, typography, motion and voice — the approved building blocks for every FullView surface, internal and external.

Press & media
01 Approved logos & the pinwheel mark
02 Color, typography & motion system
03 Voice, naming & usage guidance
FullView mark · rotating preview
Approved
FullView mark
Light backgroundApproved asset · PNG
Brand story

A clearer, more completeview of the business.

The FullView identity carries a single idea: a business deserves to be seen as one connected system, not a stack of disconnected screens. That idea shapes everything — the pinwheel that suggests full-circle awareness, the editorial restraint of the typography, the red accent that signals attention only where attention is earned, and the systemic motion that lets signals move between parts of the platform.

Used well, the FullView brand should feel intentional, intelligent and calm. Never busy. Never loud.

01
Perspective
See the whole business, not just one dashboard.
02
Connection
Every signal shares the same context.
03
Intelligence
Continuous understanding, not one-off reports.
04
Motion
Progress is visible in the interface itself.
05
Clarity
Nothing decorative. Every element earns its place.
06
Full circle
The name is the philosophy: a complete view.
Logo system

Six approvedconfigurations.

Use these files as supplied. Do not redraw, reinterpret, re-color or re-typeset the FullView mark or wordmark.

FullView full logo
Full logo
Primary lockup — pinwheel + wordmark
Download
PNG · 24 KB
FullView icon on white
Icon / mark
Standalone pinwheel — for favicons, avatars, small formats
Download
PNG · 55 KB
FullView wordmark
Wordmark
Text-only lockup — spelled fullview
Download
PNG · 20 KB
FullView icon on black
Dark-background version
Light pinwheel on dark surfaces
Download
PNG · 56 KB
FullView icon on paper
Light-background version
Dark pinwheel on paper / light surfaces
Download
PNG · 55 KB
FullView icon on red
Red accent version
Dark pinwheel on FullView red — used sparingly
Download
PNG · 53 KB
Safe space

Give the markroom to breathe.

Use the height of the pinwheel itself as the minimum safe space on every side. This is a practical working guide; final production measurements will be formalized.

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FullView pinwheel with safe space
01 · Mark alone
Clear space on all four sides equals the height of the pinwheel (x). Nothing intersects.
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FullView full logo with safe space
02 · Full lockup
Same rule applied to the horizontal lockup. The mark gives its own height, evenly, in every direction.
NotePractical working guide only. Final production measurements — including precise x-height derivation for print, packaging and event contexts — will be formalized once initial usage across marketing materials settles.
Minimum size

The mark stayslegible at every size.

Two working guides — digital and print — with the intent that the pinwheel remains clearly readable at the sizes shown. Exact final values will be confirmed with the production team.

01 · Digital
Working guide
Pinwheel at intended digital minimum
Icon · 24 px
Full logo at intended digital minimum
Full logo · 24 px tall
Suitable for nav bars, mobile UI, favicon (small), footer marks, avatar treatments and inline references.
Final production minimums to be confirmed.
02 · Print
Working guide
Pinwheel at intended print minimum
Icon · ≈ 8 mm
Full logo at intended print minimum
Full logo · ≈ 8 mm tall
Business cards, print reports, physical event signage and merchandise. Larger sizes preferred when possible.
Final production minimums to be confirmed.
Misuse

A short list ofthings not to do.

These rules are definitive. When in doubt, use the approved files as supplied — do not modify them.

Don't stretch
Preserve the original aspect ratio in every context.
Don't rotate
Keep the mark on its established horizontal axis.
Don't recolor arbitrarily
Only approved variants: light, dark, red accent.
fullview
Don't separate parts
The lockup and dot elements are not split apart or moved.
Don't add effects
No drop shadows, glows, bevels, gradients or textures.
Don't use low contrast
Place the mark on backgrounds that keep it clearly legible.
FullView™
Don't recreate with type
The wordmark is a set piece — not a system font at any size.
Colors

A small,disciplined palette.

Three primaries carry the identity. A short neutral scale supports typography and structure. CMYK and Pantone values will be confirmed at production time.

Accent · attention
FullView red
HEX  ·  #E63946RGB  ·  230 · 57 · 70CMYK · TBCPMS  · TBC
Used sparingly. Never as a large field except where the mark demands it.
Primary text · surfaces
Ink
HEX  ·  #0A0A0ARGB  ·  10 · 10 · 10CMYK · TBCPMS  · TBC
The FullView black. Editorial rather than pure black.
Primary background
Paper
HEX  ·  #FAFAF7RGB  ·  250 · 250 · 247CMYK · TBCPMS  · TBC
The FullView white. Slightly warm; low saturation.
Supporting neutrals
Section surface
Paper 2
HEX  ·  #F2F0EARGB  ·  242 · 240 · 234CMYK · TBCPMS  · TBC
Dividers · borders
Hair
HEX  ·  #E6E3DBRGB  ·  230 · 227 · 219CMYK · TBCPMS  · TBC
Body text
Ink 2
HEX  ·  #26262BRGB  ·  38 · 38 · 43CMYK · TBCPMS  · TBC
Lede · caption
Ink 3
HEX  ·  #55555CRGB  ·  85 · 85 · 92CMYK · TBCPMS  · TBC
Labels · meta
Ink 4
HEX  ·  #8A8A92RGB  ·  138 · 138 · 146CMYK · TBCPMS  · TBC
Dark sections
Dark ground
HEX  ·  #08080ARGB  ·  8 · 8 · 10CMYK · TBCPMS  · TBC
NoteValues shown as HEX + RGB (sRGB). CMYK and Pantone equivalents will be added once production materials require them.
Typography

Three typefaces.One voice.

Instrument Sans carries almost every word. Instrument Serif provides italic emphasis. JetBrains Mono handles structural signals. Do not substitute other faces.

Primary — display, headings, body
Instrument Sans
Sans · Variable · Weights 400–700
FullView
AaBbCc0–9&?!
The FullView voice. Editorial spacing at display, precise at body sizes. Optical alternates (ss01, ss02, cv11) are enabled globally for a slightly more refined character set.
Accent — italic pull quotes, editorial highlights
Instrument Serif
Serif · Italic-forward · 400
FullView
AaBbCc0–9&?!
Used as an italic accent to add editorial rhythm inside headlines. Never as body copy. Reserve for one or two words per composition.
Utility — labels, meta, technical inline
JetBrains Mono
Mono · Weights 400–600
01 · SIGNAL
Aa01→Signal0xE63946
Signals: numbers, codes, categories, dates, canonical routes, timestamps. Uppercase with 0.14em tracking is the FullView default for structural labels.
Scale · Instrument Sans
Display
Business software should understand the business.
H1
Twelve modules. One shared context.
H2
The FullView platform reads every signal together.
Body
Every module shares the same context, so every insight and action is informed by the whole picture.
Utility
01 · SIGNAL · APPROVED
Motion

Four principles.One connected language.

Motion is not decoration on FullView — it's a way the platform communicates. Use these four principles as the working standard for every animated interaction.

Signal → node
01
Purposeful
Motion explains a relationship — one thing becomes another, or one signal joins another.
02
Precise
Transitions are controlled: single-purpose curves, deliberate durations, never overshoots.
03
Subtle
Motion supports the interface, never competes with content. Amplitudes are small.
04
Systemic
Signals, nodes, lines and modules move together — the whole system reads as one system.
DefaultStandard easing: cubic-bezier(0.22, 0.61, 0.36, 1). Default durations: 180ms / 320ms / 600ms / 1200ms. Always respect prefers-reduced-motion.
The FullView mark

The pinwheelin practice.

Five approved contexts. Use the supplied PNG in each; never reconstruct the blades in code, never adjust proportions, never invert the rotation.

FullView primary mark
01 · Primary
The pinwheel, presented
Standard usage. Give the mark room; keep it on-axis; do not tilt or crop.
FullView icon
02 · Icon
Product & app
Reserved for product surfaces, avatars, favicons and any context where only the symbol is required.
03 · Small formats
Reads at 20 px
The mark is legible at very small sizes. Do not thicken strokes or simplify blades to compensate — use the supplied asset.
Idle attention · optional
04 · Motion treatment
Slow, ambient, restrained
Motion around the mark is optional and always ambient. Never rapid spinning; never entrance-choreography that deforms the blades.
Light
Dark
Accent
Paper 2
05 · Background usage
Pick the version that contrasts
Match the supplied variant to the background. Do not place the light-blade mark on a light surface, and never place any variant on a low-contrast tone.
Visual language

What FullViewlooks like.

Six recurring pieces of visual vocabulary. When making a new FullView surface, reach for these first.

Thin architectural lines
1 px rules and dashed guides carry structure. Hairline borders separate content rather than shadows.
Subtle background grids
Recurring 56 px grid, faded through a radial mask, keeps editorial pages feeling like architecture — not empty.
Signal+3.2%
Live7 d
Business signals
Live mini-charts, numeric tickers, and status pills stand in for the data-heavy nature of the product without dominating the page.
Attention · earned
Restrained red accents
FullView red signals real attention only — a live status, a critical value, the mark itself. Never as background.
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Modular layouts
Sections stack cleanly — 4-, 3- or 2-column grids that collapse gracefully on smaller viewports.
Alternate
black & paper.
Black & paper alternation
Pages alternate paper and dark sections to give rhythm. Do not stack more than two consecutive dark sections.
Photography

Real people,real environments.

Photography plays a supporting role on FullView. The current library is intentionally small; a broader set will be commissioned as more is needed.

Stephane Trottier — reference for FullView photography
Reference · founder portrait
Stephane Trottier
Photography direction
Authentic
Real people, real environments. No overly staged corporate stock.
Clean
Uncluttered compositions with a clear subject and clean backdrop.
Modern
Contemporary environments, natural light, no dated equipment framing.
Natural
Even, unforced lighting. Avoid heavy retouching or plastic skin tones.
Business-oriented
Working contexts — office, remote, workspace, tool-in-hand.
Minimal stock
Avoid the typical stock-photo tropes: handshakes, generic teams, cliché boardrooms.
LibraryFounder portrait is the only currently-approved photograph. Additional imagery will be added as commissioned; no stock imagery has been added for placeholder purposes.
Voice & tone

Clear. Confident.Business-focused.

The FullView voice is deliberately quiet. Skip the hype, skip the boilerplate, and get to the point the reader came for.

01 · Values
Clear
One idea per sentence; no ambiguity.
Confident
State what's true; skip disclaimers.
Intelligent
Assume the reader is capable.
Direct
Say the thing; skip the wind-up.
Business-focused
Talk about outcomes, not features.
Modern
Contemporary phrasing; no corporate cliché.
02 · Avoid
revolutionary
cutting edge
next-generation
world-class
at scale
unlock your potential
AI-powered anything (unless earned)
we're excited to announce
seamlessly integrated
one-stop shop
03 · Do / Don't
Don't
Our revolutionary AI-powered platform unlocks unprecedented business intelligence.
Do
FullView reads your website, market and revenue signals together, so the platform can tell you what to do next.
Don't
Seamlessly integrate all your business tools into one unified experience.
Do
One system replaces five. Every module already has the context.
Don't
We're excited to announce game-changing new capabilities.
Do
FullView shipped Blog Automation, Revenue Intelligence, Outreach Campaigns and Conversations this quarter.
Naming

Every FullViewnoun, spelled correctly.

Brand hierarchy
Brand
FullView
Domain
fullview.cloud
Platform
FullView Cloud
Modules · 12
01AI Sales Agent
02Website Analyzer
03Growth Opportunities
04Business Intelligence
05Revenue Intelligence
06FullView Engage
07Analytics
08Search Console
09Executive Assistant
10Blog Automation
11Conversations
12Outreach Campaigns
Capitalization rules
FullView
One word. Two capital letters. Never FullVIEW, Full View, or fullview (except in domain / wordmark).
fullview.cloud
Domain only. Lowercase. No hyphen, no www in copy.
FullView Cloud
The product platform. Use when distinguishing from the founder practice (FullView Design Inc.).
FullView Design Inc.
Original 2006 practice. Historical reference in company narrative. Links to fullview.ca.
FullView Agency LLC
Legal entity operating in Tampa, Florida. Links to fullview.agency.
FullView Technologies LLC
Umbrella legal entity used in footer copyright line.
Merchant Protect USA LLC
Separate payment-processing venture co-founded by Stephane Trottier. Not part of the FullView brand hierarchy. Links to merchantprotect.us.
Asset library

Every approvedfile, in one place.

Real files carry real downloads. Categories still being populated are marked as such — no placeholder files are surfaced.

Full logo
Download
PNG · 24 KB
Wordmark
Download
PNG · 20 KB
Logo · black solid
Download
PNG · 2 KB
Full brand kit

Everything above,in one package.

The full FullView brand kit — logos, mark, founder photo, guidelines and product imagery — is being packaged for distribution. In the meantime, individual approved assets on this page can be downloaded directly.

Request early access
Package contents · planned
  • 01
    Logos
    Full lockup, wordmark, mark — every approved variant
  • 02
    Icon set
    Pinwheel in every approved background variant
  • 03
    Founder photo
    Approved portrait, print-ready
  • 04
    Brand guidelines
    This kit as a distributable PDF
  • 05
    Product imagery
    Approved product screenshots (as available)
Final package · Format & distribution channel confirmed on release
Brand contact

Need help usingthe FullView brand?

Co-branding questions, event assets, partner treatments, or anything not covered above — reach FullView through the Contact page.

Company resources

The Brand Kit is one halfof a pair.

For approved company descriptions, founder background and media resources, visit the Press page. Both pages live in the same company-resource ecosystem.