Welcome to FluentPlayer Brand Resource Hub. This page provides guidelines, logos, and assets to ensure consistent and professional representation of the FluentPlayer brand.
The FluentPlayer logo is the face of our brand. It reflects who we are, what we stand for, and the trust we build. Here's everything you need to keep our logo looking consistent and professional everywhere it appears.
The FluentPlayer icon captures our brand at a glance. It's perfect for tight spaces, app icons, or anywhere you need a simple yet powerful visual mark.
The FluentPlayer logo pairs our distinctive abstract 'F' icon with the
FluentPlayer wordmark.
The primary horizontal version is recommended for most
applications.
To maintain clarity and impact, avoid using the logo at sizes that
compromise legibility, and always use the official logo files provided.
For smaller applications, use the dedicated small-size logo variation. It's optimized for widths between 140px and 240px to maintain clarity and visual balance.
When the logo needs to appear even smaller, between 30px and 70px in height, use only the FluentPlayer icon. Avoid using the stacked logo at these sizes to preserve readability and brand consistency."
When it comes to using our logos, there are several important dos and don'ts to keep in mind. First, always ensure that you use the logos in their original form without any alterations.
Use the full-color logos only on white, black, or blue backgrounds. When placing the logo on a photograph, ensure the logo is positioned over a white, black, or darker area of the image to maintain visibility.
Don't use the full-color logo on any background that fails accessibility. Always make sure it's easy to see and has proper visual contrast. And do not alter any part of the logo's color (logomark and wordmark).
Use these color proportions in any layout or collateral design. Text should always be set in dark grey (Text Color). Use the secondary color for buttons and focus areas. The primary color is FluentPlayer main brand color; use it as a neutral tone or wherever brand representation is needed.
The do's and don'ts of talking about FluentPlayer in your content or copy.
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