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Dawloom

Brand kit

Everything needed to represent Dawloom correctly, including a design system you can paste into an AI tool.

Logos

Dawloom logo: Primary, on light

Primary, on light

Dawloom logo: On dark surfaces

On dark surfaces

Dawloom logo: Mark only

Mark only

The mark is always flame. The wordmark is ink on light surfaces and cream on dark ones.

Dawloom logo
The official Dawloom logo: an orange woven "d" mark. Use this square version for profile pictures and directory listings. Any other logo shown next to the Dawloom name is not ours.

Colors

Click a swatch to copy its hex. Flame is the only color allowed to mean "act here."

Typography

Archivo, 900, expanded, uppercase. One shout per screen.

Built properly.

Outfit bold for section headings, normal case.

Four things, done well.

Outfit regular for body, ink-mute for secondary text.

Dawloom is a software team in Pakistan. We build mobile apps, web platforms, desktop software, and AI features for clients worldwide.

The stripe

Gold 40%, flame 20%, rust 25%, plum for the rest. It appears as a slim band, never as a background.

Design system for AI tools

Paste this into Claude or any AI tool before asking it to design anything for Dawloom: a slide, a banner, a document, a component. It carries the palette, type rules, and voice.

# Dawloom design system

Use this when designing or building anything for Dawloom (dawloom.com).

## Colors
- cream #f4efe6 (page background)
- cream-dim #eae3d5 (tinted panels)
- ink #1b1917 (text on cream, dark section backgrounds)
- ink-soft #2a2724 (hover state on ink)
- ink-mute #57524b (secondary text)
- flame #e8641b (the only action color: CTAs, links, arrows, the logo mark)
- flame-deep #c94f0e (flame hover)
- gold #ecae2c, rust #d9482b, plum #8b3a62, olive #444a35 (section blocks and stripe motif only)

Rules: warm palette only, never pure black or pure white. One accent (flame) for everything actionable. The stripe motif is a horizontal band split gold 40%, flame 20%, rust 25%, plum 15%.

## Typography
- Display: Archivo (variable, weight 900, width 110%, uppercase, letter-spacing -0.02em, line-height 0.92). One shout per screen: page titles and the closing CTA only.
- Body and UI: Outfit (weights 400 to 700). Section headings are Outfit bold in normal case, not the display face.
- Never use Inter, Roboto, or system fonts for visible text.

## Shape and depth
- Radius: full pills for interactive elements, 16px for cards, 24px for feature panels. Nested elements use smaller radii than their parent.
- Flat surfaces. Shadows only on genuinely floating elements like dropdowns and toasts.
- Sections separate by full-bleed background color change (cream, ink, olive, plum blocks) butting at 0px. No hairline dividers between sections.
- Subtle film grain on hero and dark blocks.

## Motion
- 150 to 300ms, ease-out or a springy cubic-bezier(0.34, 1.56, 0.64, 1). Always respect prefers-reduced-motion.

## Iconography
- Phosphor icons (bold weight) for UI, Simple Icons for technology logos. Never hand-drawn icon paths, never emojis, never text arrows.

## Voice
- Honest and direct. Use contractions. No em-dashes anywhere. No hype words like seamless, cutting-edge, or elevate.
- Never invent numbers, testimonials, or clients. Every claim must be checkable, ideally linked to its source.
- At most one "X, not Y" contrast line per page.

## Mascot
- A rounded flame-orange blob with a woven tuft of three thread strips taken from the logo mark, cream eyes, dark pupils, soft cheeks, and a small smile. It peeks from screen edges, waves and talks when a tip opens, squints happily on hover, and its eyes follow the cursor. Static file: /brand/dawloom-mascot.svg.
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