Split Agency
Brand Book · v0.2

The Split brand, in one place.

Everything a partner or collaborator needs to represent Split correctly — colors, typography, components and identity. Copy tokens straight from the page, grab the assets, ship on-brand.

Version 0.2Updated June 2026Questions → hello@splitagency.eu
Work in progress. A full logo system (vector, variations, clear-space, misuse) and co-branding rules are coming next.
Essence

The essence

Split builds AI voice agents and automations that take the repetitive work off a team's plate — so a growing business can handle more without hiring more.

We lead with the problem, never the technology — AI is the how, not the what. The work starts at a concrete business pain (an overwhelmed support inbox, abandoned carts, missed calls) and ends at a measurable system that quietly does the job. The brand should feel the same way: confident, plain-spoken, calm. We don't shout. We show.

Clear

Plain language over jargon. If a sentence needs decoding, it gets rewritten.

Proven

We show the system working before we describe it. Demonstration beats adjectives.

Calm

Editorial restraint. Generous space. Nothing flashes for attention's sake.

Voice & tone

Voice & tone

One personality, dialled up or down by context. The constant: direct, useful, and free of hype.

Direct
Say the thing. Short sentences. No throat-clearing, no “in today's fast-paced world.” Get to the point a busy founder actually cares about.
Problem-first
Open on the pain, not the product. “Your support team is drowning in ‘where's my order?’ tickets” lands harder than “we offer AI-powered solutions.”
Confident, not loud
We're sure of the work, so we don't oversell it. No exclamation marks, no superlatives we can't prove, no countdown-timer urgency.
Specific
Real numbers, real platforms, real outcomes. Specificity reads as competence; vagueness reads as a pitch.
Words we use
  • system
  • handles
  • without hiring
  • actually
  • here's how
Words we avoid
  • revolutionary
  • cutting-edge
  • synergy
  • unleash / supercharge
  • game-changer
Color

Color

Cream surfaces, near-black ink, one electric-blue accent. Roughly 60% surface, 30% ink, 10% blue. Click any swatch to copy its value.

Brand · Electric Blue
The single accent. Use sparingly — buttons, links, highlights (~10% of any layout).
Surfaces
Warm cream backgrounds and white cards — the dominant ~60% of every layout.
Ink / Text
Near-black to faint grey ramp for text and borders.
Dark Slab
Inverse navy palette for dark sections (footers, emphasis bands).
Accessibility: Ink on cream is AAA. White on Blue passes AA for large/UI text — for small body text use Ink, not Blue. A full WCAG contrast matrix lands in a later phase.
Typography

Typography

Three typefaces, each with one job. All are free (Google Fonts / OFL).

Display · Instrument Serif · 400 / italic
Build that converts.
.display · .display-italic — headlines & hero copy
Body · Inter · 400 / 500 / 600 / 700

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. We build, integrate and manage AI agents and automations — live in 7 days.

var(--font-sans) — all body copy, UI, labels
Mono · JetBrains Mono · 400 / 500 / 600

4.543 RON · +40 770 355 391 · 00:07

.mono — numbers, prices, stats, code, eyebrows
Display XLSplit Agency72px / 400
Display LSplit Agency44px / 400
H2Split Agency28px / 400
Body LSplit Agency19px / 400
BodySplit Agency16px / 400
CaptionSplit Agency13px / 500
The blue-italic accent

The blue-italic accent

Our one signature move: the single most important word in a line renders in Instrument Serif italic, in Split blue. It is the visual hook.

Your team stops answering the same question fifty times a day — and starts doing the work that actually grows the business.

Use the accent on the single most important word in a line. One per headline, never two. The italic carries the emotion; the rest of the sentence stays calm.

One per line

Emphasis loses meaning when overused. If two words are blue, neither is special — pick the one that matters.

Always italic serif

The blue accent only appears as Instrument Serif italic — never on body sans, never as a fill behind text.

Components

Components

The core UI building blocks, with their class names.

Buttons
.btn-primary · .btn-secondary
Pills
Eyebrow labelBlue variant.pill · .pill-blue
Card
.card — white, radius 28
Card 2
.card-2 — warm tint
Motion

Motion

Purposeful and subtle. Easing cubic-bezier(0.2, 0.8, 0.2, 1); micro-interactions ~200ms; everything respects prefers-reduced-motion.

.wave-bar
.pulse-ring
Marquee
.marquee-row · 70s linear
Imagery & icons

Imagery & icons

Show the system, not stock people. Interfaces, charts, transcripts and product moments over hands-on-keyboards clichés.

Product over props

Real UI, real call transcripts, real dashboards in the brand palette. The proof is the picture.

Line, not fill

Icons are simple, thin-stroke, single-weight, in ink or blue. No gradients, no emoji, no 3D.

Charts speak truth

Up-trends ascend, down descends — and a positive “win” green is the only place a second colour appears.

Cream everywhere

Image backgrounds match the cream ground or the dark slab — images sit in the system, not on top of it.

Spacing & radii

Spacing & radii

Content max-width 1200px (.wrap), section padding 120px desktop / 72px mobile. Corner radii:

--r-sm
8px
--r-md
14px
--r-lg
22px
--r-xl
28px
Do & don't

Do & don't

The fastest way to stay on-brand — the short list of things we always and never do.

Always
  • Use the warm cream ground
  • Keep one blue-italic accent per line
  • Lead with the problem
  • Pair serif headlines with the system sans
  • Leave generous whitespace
  • Let things stay calm and still
Never
  • Use pure bright white
  • Add emoji
  • Put a drop-shadow on text
  • Use skeuomorphism or 3D
  • Stack multiple accent colours
  • Make anything flash for attention
Identity

Identity

The mark on light and dark. A full logo system (vector, variations, clear-space, misuse) is coming in the next phase — for now, use the asset below and keep generous clear space around it.

Split Agency
Split Agency
Legal & contact
Brand name
Split Agency
Legal entity
Split Digital SRL
CUI
48113845
Reg. com.
J08/1314/2023
Email
hello@splitagency.eu
Phone
+40 770 355 391 · +40 771 781 080
Location
Brașov, Romania
Web
splitagency.eu
Downloads

Grab the assets

Copy the design tokens or download the source files. (A full asset kit — vector logos, swatches, font bundle — ships with the logo phase.)

Logo (PNG) Fonts (Google Fonts)
:root {
  --s-blue: #2f6dff;
  --s-blue-bright: #1656e8;
  --s-blue-deep: #1e3fb8;
  --s-blue-hi: #5b8dff;
  --s-bg: #f6f5f0;
  --s-bg-2: #efece4;
  --s-bg-3: #e9e5d9;
  --s-card: #ffffff;
  --s-card-2: #faf8f2;
  --s-card-hi: #f1ede2;
  --s-ink: #0a0c14;
  --s-ink-2: #3a3e50;
  --s-dim: #6f7388;
  --s-faint: #a4a7b6;
  --s-mute: #d6d3c7;
  --s-slab: #0c1633;
  --s-slab-2: #122359;
  --s-slab-ink: #eef1ff;
  --s-slab-dim: #8aa0d4;
  --s-blue-tint: rgba(47, 109, 255, 0.1);
  --s-blue-glow: rgba(47, 109, 255, 0.35);
  --s-border: rgba(10, 12, 20, 0.09);
  --s-border-hi: rgba(10, 12, 20, 0.18);
  --r-sm: 8px;
  --r-md: 14px;
  --r-lg: 22px;
  --r-xl: 28px;
}