Brand and press
The InOrbit name, mark and files
Everything needed to write about InOrbit or put its name on something: the logo in every colour, the palette with print values, the typefaces, the company in a paragraph, and the people. Use any of it for articles, talks, invoices and partner pages.
SVG and PNG logos, the repository cards, the colour tokens as JSON, and both typefaces with their licences.
The iO mark and the lockup
The dot of the i is a body and the O is its orbit. The amber body is the brand's one accent; the plain versions are for single-colour print and small sizes.
Amber body
White, amber body
Using it
- Keep a quarter of the mark's height clear on every side.
- Smallest size: 16 px on screen, 5 mm in print.
- Black or amber on light grounds, white on dark ones. Use a solid plate on a photo.
- Leave the shape alone: no rotating, stretching, outlines, shadows or new colours.
The lockup SVGs carry the name as outlines, so they look the same without Inter installed.
Neutrals and one amber
Amber marks one thing per surface: the body of the mark, a port, a single detail. It never carries text on a light ground. Click a value to copy it.
ink
Text and dark grounds. Large printed areas use rich black, 40 30 30 100.
- HEX
- RGB
- CMYK
graphite
Raised dark surfaces.
- HEX
- RGB
- CMYK
slate
Secondary text and labels.
- HEX
- RGB
- CMYK
mist
Hairlines and rules on light grounds.
- HEX
- RGB
- CMYK
paper
Light grounds. In print this is the paper itself.
- HEX
- RGB
- CMYK
amber
The accent. Spot colour Pantone 1375 C.
- HEX
- RGB
- CMYK
- PMS
Inter for reading, Geist Mono for data
Inter sets everything people read, in sentence case. Geist Mono is for what a machine could have printed: labels, values, timestamps, keys. Both are free under the SIL Open Font License.
A card for every repository
Each public repository at github.com/inorbithr has one card, 1280 × 640: its icon, its name and what it holds. GitHub shows it when someone shares the repository's link.
The company in a sentence and in a paragraph
Short
InOrbit d.o.o. is a software company in Rijeka and Zagreb, Croatia. It builds protocols, networks and the infrastructure under them, in Rust and Go.
Long
InOrbit d.o.o. is a software company registered in Croatia in 2018, working from Rijeka and Zagreb, Croatia. It is the company of Nevio Vesić, a staff software and protocol engineer with twenty years in infrastructure: telecom, anycast networks and blockchain protocols. Contracts with Subspace, Eiger and Tenderly ran through it. InOrbit takes on protocol, infrastructure and distributed-systems work in Rust and Go on B2B contracts, and runs inorbit.hr, home of the Radar, a weekly digest of changes in Go, Rust and Solidity, and of the playgrounds.
Facts
- Legal name
- InOrbit d.o.o.
- Registered
- 2018
- Where
- Rijeka and Zagreb, Croatia
- Founder
- Nevio Vesić
- Website
- inorbit.hr
- [email protected]
Registration details are on the legal page.
Who to name and where to link
Nevio Vesić
Staff Software / Protocol Engineer · InOrbit d.o.o.
Distributed Systems · Infrastructure · Rust · Go
Twenty years of software, most of it infrastructure: voice servers and SMS gateways first, then anycast networks carrying real-time traffic at sixty gigabits a second and the kernel work under them, then rollups, bridges and indexers, and for the last two years the RPC layer in front of every network Tenderly serves, about 110 of them. Ten of those years in Go, the last one in Rust.
The card
85 × 55 mm with 3 mm bleed. The front is the mark alone on black; the back carries the details and a QR code that saves the contact to a phone.
For the printer
- PDF, 91 × 61 mm pages, fonts embedded, every colour in CMYK.
- Rich black 40 30 30 100 on the front; text and the QR in black only.
- 400 g/m² matte or uncoated, soft-touch lamination on both sides.
- The amber dot prints as 0 42 95 0, or as Pantone 1375 C.
Cards for other people at InOrbit come from the same template. Write to [email protected] for yours.