Logo explanation
The mark is built from interlocking angled shapes to represent reliable movement between systems: sales events in, accounting records out. Keep it uncluttered so the geometry stays legible at a glance.
Mark
Lockup
Purpose lockup
FINANCIAL TOOLING
kulanz
Wordmark preview in New Astro Soft with fallback fonts.
- Use the mark with clear space around all sides (at least one mark stroke width).
- Prefer solid fills on clean backgrounds; avoid gradients, outlines, or shadows on the mark.
- Do not stretch, rotate, recolor per shape, or crop the symbol.
- When possible, pair with the lowercase wordmark: kulanz.
Logo color system
The logo mark currently uses a single evergreen tone for all shapes to keep recognition stable across docs and UI contexts.
Primary mark color
Evergreen
#1D695A
Light sample
Dark sample
For monochrome usage (printing, stamping, low-fidelity exports), use a single-color version only: either 100% dark ink on light surfaces or 100% white on dark surfaces.
How to use the lockup
- Use mark-only for compact UI placements (favicon-like contexts, compact nav, icon chips).
- Use mark + wordmark for headers, footers, and brand-forward surfaces where identity should be explicit.
- Keep minimum clear space around the full lockup equal to at least the height of the first letter in the wordmark.
- Maintain aspect ratio; scale proportionally and avoid visual effects that alter silhouette clarity.
Light mode guidance
On light backgrounds, use the evergreen mark directly on white or near-white surfaces. Prefer subtle containers (soft border, low-contrast tint) only when needed to separate from busy content.
- Recommended surfaces: `--surface-strong`, `--sand`, plain white.
- Avoid placing the mark over saturated brand gradients or noisy illustrations.
Dark mode guidance
On dark backgrounds, place the logo inside a slightly lifted neutral container to preserve edge definition and keep the evergreen tone readable at small sizes.
- Recommended surfaces: `--surface`, `--surface-strong` with a subtle border.
- If contrast drops in tiny contexts, use a single-color white monochrome fallback.