Color is an integral part of eSentire’s brand identity. Our brand colors play a crucial role in expressing who we are. This section outlines our primary and secondary color palettes, along with tinting rules, to ensure consistent application. Using our color palette reinforces brand cohesiveness and effectively communicates our identity to the audience.
The primary colors are eSentire Blue, eSentire Cyan, and eSentire Navy.
HEX
#263C91
CMYK
100, 91, 7, 0
RGB
38, 60, 145
HEX
#40C3D9
CMYK
64, 0, 14, 0
RGB
64, 195, 219
HEX
#19234D
CMYK
100, 92, 39, 39
RGB
25, 35, 77
Secondary colors are used as accents to enhance and complement the primary color palette.
HEX
#696DE3
CMYK
54, 52, 0, 11
RGB
105, 109, 227
HEX
#0E142b
CMYK
67, 53, 0, 83
RGB
14, 20, 43
HEX
#A92A8D
CMYK
36, 97, 2, 0
RGB
169, 42, 141
In color theory, a tint is created by mixing a color with white to increase lightness. Each tint should increase in 10% increments.
Various combinations of the eSentire color palette can be mixed to create visual interest.
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Gradients are primarily used for backgrounds, shapes, and image overlays to complement content. These primary dynamic mesh gradients should be prominently featured in brand materials, including tradeshow booths, marketing collateral, and digital assets.
Other approved gradients are used for eSentire sub-brands and any other initiatives—upon the approval of the Creative Director. They are meant to complement the primary color palette.
Using these gradients requires prior permission from the Creative Director. For questions about gradient usage, please contact [email protected].
When using the eSentire logo on photographic backgrounds, it’s essential to ensure the logo remains visible and unobstructed. Follow these steps for best results:
Choose a suitable photographic background that complements your content.
Convert the photo from full color to black and white for enhanced contrast.
Use a dark or light solid color overlay at 70-80% opacity to ensure the logo stands out.
Depending on the contrast, use either the main or inverse logo on top of the background image.
For questions about color application on photos, please contact our design team at [email protected].