Brand

Strumfolio’s logo, app icons and palette, hosted here for anything outside the app that needs them — a store listing, a slide, a signature, someone else’s stylesheet.

Link straight to a file rather than keeping a copy of it: these URLs stay put, and a copy on someone else’s drive is a copy of whatever the logo used to look like. The whole drop sits under /brand/kit/, and its own README is the file-by-file index.

The lockup

Two files, never one recoloured: the lettering is black for a light ground and white for a dark one. The mark and the wordmark are one image on purpose — the space between them is part of the drawing, not something to set by hand.

the Strumfolio horizontal lockup: the note-and-book tile beside the wordmark, in black
the Strumfolio horizontal lockup: the note-and-book tile beside the wordmark, in white

lockup-horizontal-black.svg7.3 KBon a light ground

lockup-horizontal-white.svg7.3 KBon a dark ground

Stacked instead of side by side, for a column rather than a row — this is what heads the sign-in pages in this app.

the Strumfolio vertical lockup: the tile above the wordmark, in black
the Strumfolio vertical lockup: the tile above the wordmark, in white

lockup-vertical-black.svg7.6 KBon a light ground

lockup-vertical-white.svg7.6 KBon a dark ground

Two more of each, for two specific jobs

the horizontal lockup in its adaptive variant

Adaptive. The switch happens inside the file, off prefers-color-scheme, so one tag covers both grounds. Reach for it where you cannot ship two files and a CSS rule — a README, someone else’s CMS. Not what this app uses, because what an <img> is told depends on the browser: Chromium hands the image the page’s own colour scheme, and one that hands it the operating system’s instead paints white lettering onto a white page for a reader who chose light.

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lockup-vertical-adaptive.svg7.7 KB

Mono. Every shape in currentColor, with the glyph knocked out of the tile rather than painted on it. Inline the SVG, or paint it through a CSS mask the way this specimen does — an <img> cannot inherit the colour of the text beside it.

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Mark, glyph, wordmark

The three pieces on their own, for the places a full lockup does not fit: an avatar, a favicon, a stamp on a corner.

the Strumfolio mark: a note over an open book, on a rounded tile, in black
the Strumfolio mark: a note over an open book, on a rounded tile, in white

mark.svg3.0 KBon a light ground

mark-light.svg3.0 KBon a dark ground

Without a tile, in your own colour

These three carry no colour of their own: they are currentColor on a transparent ground, tinted here with this page’s own text colour.

glyph.svg2.6 KBnote and book

note.svg655 Bthe note alone

wordmark.svg4.2 KBlettering only

mark-mono.svg3.0 KBthe badge in one colour

Icons

Four tiles, one drawing. Which one you want depends entirely on what is going to round the corners, and on how dark the surface behind it is.

the rounded app icon

Rounded

Corners already rounded, corners transparent — in-app and on the web, where nothing will round it for you.

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the square app icon

Square

Full-bleed to the edge, for iOS, Android and macOS, which round it themselves.

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the light app icon

Light

Orange tile, dark glyph — for a dark interface, where the brown tile disappears into the page.

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the maskable app icon

Maskable

The glyph pulled inside the middle 60%, so Android can crop this to any shape and lose none of it.

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Favicons, at the size they are actually drawn

Below roughly 48 pixels the open book stops reading as a book and turns into three grey strokes. That is the whole reason the two small favicons are the note alone rather than the same mark scaled down.

the 16 pixel favicon16pxnote only
the 32 pixel favicon32pxnote only
the 48 pixel favicon48pxfull mark
the 96 pixel favicon96pxfull mark

favicon.svg753 Bwhat a modern browser picks first

favicon.ico4.4 KB16, 32 and 48 in one file, as a fallback

apple-touch-icon.png6.0 KB180×180, no transparency — iOS rounds it

icon-192.png9.0 KBPWA, purpose any

icon-512.png26.3 KBPWA, purpose any

maskable-icon-512.png15.6 KBPWA, purpose maskable

Contents.json2.1 KBthe whole appiconset is in the list below — drag the folder into Assets.xcassets

Link previews and social

Ready-made cards: 1200×630 for a link preview, 1200×1200 for the places that want a square. Three grounds for the wide one, because a card sits on whatever the app showing it decides.

the brand link-preview card
BrandWhat this site’s own cards use.

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the light link-preview card
LightBlack lettering on white.

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the dark link-preview card
DarkWhite lettering on near-black.

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the square, light square
Square, light

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the square, dark square
Square, dark

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Palette

Five values, and only the first two are ever a background. Brown and Orange are this app’s own accent in its two themes, to the digit — the colour that marks a chord on a song sheet is the colour of the tile.

Using it

Every file

The drop as delivered, read off the folder itself. There is no archive to download: link to the file you need.

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