Brand assets and press kit
Everything you need to write about Puebloteca or link to it: logos in SVG and PNG, the colors, the type, and a few rules so the mark stays recognizable.
About Puebloteca
Puebloteca — the easiest way to explore Mexico's 177 Pueblos Mágicos. It gathers scattered public information about every Pueblo Mágico and the towns and sights around them into one free, bilingual guide: photos, climate, festivals, drive times from the big cities and how to get there.
Press and partnership questions: [email protected]
Logos
All SVG files have the wordmark converted to outlines, so nothing depends on a web font. The one-color versions take whatever color you give them.
Colors
Six brand colors, plus two the site uses for warm accents and its paper background.
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Ink
#1C1A3EText and dark backgrounds. -
Pink
#E5197ERosa mexicano, the primary color. -
Orange
#F5A524Marigold, for warm accents. -
Green
#2BA55AJade. -
Blue
#1E5BD8Talavera blue, for links and secondary actions. -
Cream
#F7F0E3Light backgrounds in the logos. -
Terracotta
#c2410cSite only: warnings and warm accents. -
Paper
#fdf6ecSite only: the page background.
Typefaces
How to use them
- Keep the horizontal logo at least 28 px tall. At that height the mark is the three flags with a simplified church.
- Below 28 px use the favicon or the single church flag; do not shrink the three-flag mark into a 16 px box.
- The bunting goes on the home page and festival pages only. Everywhere else use the flat five-color stripe.
- Do not recolor the full-color logos; use the one-color versions on dark or colored backgrounds.
- Please link to puebloteca.com when you use the logo.