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How to use our wordmark, Mark, color, and voice. These keep the brand consistent across every surface, from press to partner sites to community projects. The public version lives at esportshub.io/brand, and the full asset zip is linked at the bottom.

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Wordmark

The Esports Hub wordmark is set in Inter Display with tightened tracking. It’s our primary brand expression and should appear at a comfortable, legible size on every surface where we sign our name. Esports Hub wordmark

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The Mark

The Mark is more than a symbol. The bolt is the spark of a career taking off: a player getting signed, a team getting its name out, a deal landing. It stays sharp at any size, from a favicon to a jersey crest. Use it when space is too tight for the wordmark, or alongside the wordmark in a lockup.

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Color

Our palette is intentionally tight. Black sets the canvas, white carries the wordmark and body type, and Strike Red is the primary brand color. Stick to these values exactly. Gradients and tints of these colors are not part of the system.
Strike Red is reserved for brand marks and accents. Don’t sprinkle it across page content just to use the brand color.

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Typography

Inter Display anchors the wordmark, and Geist Sans handles the body of every product surface. Both are open-source with wide weight ranges, so partners and contributors can recreate our look without licensing. Inter Display is reserved for the wordmark and major display headlines. Geist Sans carries the rest: navigation, body copy, marketing pages, and the chat interface. JetBrains Mono shows up in code blocks and technical readouts.

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Dos and don’ts

Do
  • Pair the Mark with the wordmark in a lockup.
  • Use the white Mark on dark backgrounds and the dark Mark on light backgrounds.
  • Give the Mark room to breathe.
Don’t
  • Stretch, crop, or otherwise alter the wordmark.
  • Recolor the wordmark or Mark, or use unapproved color variations.
  • Add effects, shadows, or textures.
  • Use the wordmark as a mask for imagery, or place the Mark on busy imagery.

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Using the brand (partners and third parties)

Reference our bots by their official name in copy and support materials, no unofficial nicknames in formal contexts, and describe features accurately. A third party may say “compatible with Esports Hub Bot v2.x” but must not imply an official partnership without written approval. Bot names that include our trademarks need permission.
Mentors are independent coaches offering paid sessions through the platform, not employees or representatives. Refer to them as “mentor” or “coach”, never “staff” or “representative”. Reviews and testimonials belong to the reviewers and mentors, not to Esports Hub, and shouldn’t be reused for unrelated marketing without permission.
Using our products, joining the community, or appearing in a spotlight does not make someone a partner. Don’t describe the relationship as a “partnership”, “collaboration”, or “sponsorship” without a written agreement. “We use Esports Hub” is fine when it’s accurate; “in partnership with Esports Hub” requires a signed agreement.
Our blog, video, and social content can be quoted with attribution and a link back, kept short and unaltered. Product screenshots are welcome in editorial, tutorials, and reviews as long as they don’t misrepresent features, pricing, or availability. For republishing long-form content, email brand@esportshub.io.

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Downloads

Download brand assets

One zip with the Mark in dark and light PNG plus a scalable SVG. Need partnership-lockup files? Email brand@esportshub.io.