Brand
The logo, what each part means, the colours and where they are used.
Logo
An atom inside tree rings, with the sun around it and an eye as the nucleus: nature and technology looking at each other.
- Rings: Tree rings and orbits: growth and cycles. They turn slowly in opposite directions.
- Atom: Three orbits with electrons: small parts in constant motion, the science side.
- Eye: The nucleus is a sun-eye: the lab watches, learns and stays curious. It looks around and blinks.
- Rays: Amber rays: the sun and energy that make everything grow.
Names
Synergy Garden: The alternative, friendlier name and the picture behind the work: a garden where IT, physical health and mental health grow side by side. Synergy is the point: the whole gives more than the parts.
Versions
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Colour, animated The header and home page. Stops when you ask your system for less motion.
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Black One colour, for light backgrounds, print and stamps.
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White One colour, for dark backgrounds.
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Icon Still, on a dark square: touch icons and avatars.
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Favicon The simplest: bold orbits and eye, no rays, so it stays readable at 16 px.
Colours
Light and dark follow your browser. Swatches show the current theme; the codes are light / dark.
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Forest green
#0a6b4a / #4fd1a5
Nature, growth, balance. Links, buttons, focus, headings. -
Hologram cyan
#0e7490 / #67d4ee
Technology, glass, interfaces. Badges and the second colour of gradients. -
Sun amber
#8a5a00 / #e8b030
The sun, energy, warmth. Logo rays and iris; small highlights such as the stars chip. -
Mark gradient
#2fb67f → #1fb8d6
Where green meets cyan. The logo only. -
Mint
#7fe0c4
A soft glow of the green. The logo only. -
Deep forest
#0f2a22
Night, depth. Dark background of the icons.
Using the logo
- The logo, the name and the portraits are all rights reserved: please ask before you use them.
- Leave clear space around the logo at least as wide as the eye; do not recolour, stretch or add effects.
- On a one-colour background use the black or white version.
- Amber is for small highlights only, never for body text.