A short reference for every place this identity shows up — the quill mark, its colors and type, and the rules that keep it consistent from a favicon to a printed certificate.
The mark is built from three ideas layered into one continuous shape: authorship, precision, and the classroom itself.
Three colors, used consistently everywhere. Click any swatch to copy its hex value.
A serif for authority, a tracked-out sans for structure, and a monospace for anything technical or numeric.
Fraunces carries the name. Never set the subtitle or body copy in Fraunces — it's reserved for the wordmark and section headlines only.
Subtitle text ("Teacher Toolkit") is always set in gold, uppercase, with generous letter-spacing — roughly 0.2–0.25em.
أ. مراد المكي — with the definite article ال, always. Never مراد مكي.
Six production-ready files. Pick the one built for the surface you're placing it on — don't recolor a variant to fit; use the one made for that background instead.
Give the mark room to breathe, and don't shrink it past the point it can still read.
Minimum clear space on all sides equals the width of the nib (X). Keep text, edges, and other elements outside this zone.
24px — digital minimum
0.5in — print minimum
32px — favicon (simplified)
The mark stays consistent by staying simple. When in doubt, use it exactly as delivered.