Gitmost LogoA short guide to the mark, wordmark, color and icons. Gitmost is a fork of Docmost with git features — the visual language is built around the idea of a document under version control. Primary horizontal logo: mark + wordmark. ConceptThe mark is a git-branch pictogram: a vertical commit line and a branch that resolves into a separate node. It reads instantly as version control. The green nodes carry the “git” idea on top of a neutral structure — so the mark works both as an app icon and as a single-color favicon. The wordmark is deliberately lowercase and calm: the product is a tool, not a billboard. The geometric grotesk Space Grotesk lends a technical feel without being cold. ConstructionThe mark is built from four primitives on a 96×96 grid:
Stroke weight is 9 units, node radius 12, with round line caps. Keep these proportions at any scale; never stretch the mark non-uniformly. Clear space & minimum sizeMinimum clear space around the logo equals the node diameter (≈ the x-height of the wordmark). Keep text, other logos and layout edges out of this zone.
Color
Wordmarkgitmost
An allowed accent variant sets “git” in #3FB950 and leaves “most” neutral. Use sparingly (marketing, headers), never as the primary logo. App icon & faviconIcon
gitmost-icon.svg
Favicon
gitmost-favicon.svg
The icon is the mark on a #0E1117 tile with ~23% corner radius. The favicon uses slightly heavier strokes for legibility at 16 px. On a light tile, use the inverse: green background, dark mark. Color variantsDon’ts
Files
The wordmark uses the system typeface Space Grotesk and is not embedded in the SVG. For print outside a browser, convert the logo text to outlines. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||