Better Insurance Network — Brand Reference
This page documents the visual fundamentals of the BIN site as they exist in code today. Colour values, type sizes, and component styles below are rendered live from the theme's design tokens.
Logo
Primary mark, alternate weights, and the butterfly mark used in compact contexts.
Colour
The teal palette is the brand's foundation. Brand 600 is the primary action colour; brand 800 and 900 carry headings and high-contrast surfaces. Neutrals handle text, borders, and surfaces.
Brand (teal)
Neutrals
Accents & system colours
Brand gradients
Typography
Two faces: Red Hat Display for headings and display contexts, Red Hat Text for body and UI. Inter is used sparingly as a display-alt for small UI labels. Headings sit at one ramp on small/medium viewports and step up at the 960px breakpoint.
Faces
Headings, display copy. Weights 400 → 900; default usage is extrabold (800).
Body, paragraphs, UI labels. Weights 400 → 700.
Used for small eyebrows / labels. Limit to short uppercase strings.
Heading ramp (live samples)
Heading 1 — Sustainability for Brokers
h1 · display-xs / display-md @ lg
Heading 2 — Membership tiers
h2 · text-xl / display-sm @ lg
Heading 3 — Event ticketing
h3 · text-lg / display-xs @ lg
Heading 4 — Section heading
h4 · text-md / text-xl @ lg
Heading 5 — Card title
h5 · text-sm / text-lg @ lg
Heading 6 — Small heading
h6 · text-xs / text-md @ lg
Paragraph text — Better Insurance Network is a community of insurance professionals committed to sustainability and responsible business. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
p · text-sm-regular / text-md-regular @ sm
Buttons
Three primary variants. Use primary-gradient for CTAs that need to draw attention; primary for default actions; secondary for low-emphasis or paired alongside primary.
Voice & tone
- Direct, not corporate. Short sentences. Active voice. No filler.
- Confident on substance. Sustainability and ethics are core; communicate them plainly, not in jargon.
- Warm, not cute. Welcoming and professional. Avoid emoji, exclamation marks, and forced humour.
- UK English. Spelling, grammar, and dates default to UK conventions.
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