Everything needed to represent EOR.one correctly: the logo mark, color values, wordmark, and usage rules — ready to drop into press materials, partner decks, or your own site.
The mark
One open ring with a wide, confident gap, and a single point of light breaking free along the ring's own curve. The system is open — something can always get in, or out. Use full color wherever color is available; drop to mono when the medium demands it.
Minimum size
The mark stays legible this small because it relies on a single curve and a single dot — nothing finer to lose. Don't reproduce it below 16px, and keep the stroke weight and dot proportional to the size, as shown below.
Color
Navy for depth and trust, teal for the mark and interactive elements, gold for a single point of emphasis. Paper, ink, and ink-soft round out the neutral palette for backgrounds and text.
Typography
The wordmark pairs 800-weight "EOR" with 600-weight ".one" in teal. Body copy runs on the same family at 400–600 for consistency across every touchpoint.
Wordmark
The wordmark can be used on its own where the mark would be redundant — page footers, legal copy, plain-text contexts.
Usage
The mark only works if it stays consistent. Four common mistakes to avoid:
Ready-to-use assets
Pre-built files for the platforms and touchpoints EOR.one shows up on most — sized correctly, named sensibly, and organized into folders so anyone on the team can grab what they need without opening a design tool.