Firefoxv3 · published yesterday
Firefox
The internet is a global public resource that must remain open and accessible to all.
A community listing: Artbucket hasn't proved it holds a domain, so this may not come from Firefox's owner. Check their own guidelines before you rely on it.
Colors
- #ff7139Orange 50The fox's fur and Firefox's signature. Calls to action, highlights, the first color in any set. Carries Ink text, never white.
- #ffbd4fYellow 40The light side of the fox: the gradient's bright start.
- #ff4f5eRed 50The warm gradient's middle. Emphasis and alerts.
- #e31587Pink 60Where the fox's tail turns to magenta.
- #9059ffViolet 50The globe's violet: the cool side of the brand, for depth and night scenes.
- #0060dfBlue 50Links and interface actions, as in the browser itself.
- #3fe1b0Green 50Success and privacy protections turning on.
- #20123aInk 80Headings, text and the dark ground. A deep violet, never pure black.
- #42425aMarketing Gray 80Body text and secondary copy.
- #f9f9fbLight Gray 10The light ground of Firefox pages.
- #ffffffWhite
- #ff7139Warm gradientThe fox's fire, from magenta to amber. Hero bands and big moments; the solid is Orange 50 where a gradient can't go.
- #9059ffCool gradientThe globe, from blue through violet to purple. Night, depth and product moments; the solid is Violet 50.
Type
- HeadingsMetropolis · 700
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The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
- TextInter · 400
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The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Logos
Voice
- The name
Firefox
- Why it exists
The internet is a global public resource that must remain open and accessible to all.
- Voice
A trusted guide. Firefox shares its point of view with calm confidence and never dictates it: it doesn't oversell, doesn't use fear, and is for something rather than against something.
- Four pillars
- Opinionated
- Encouraging
- Values-driven
- Sincere
- Always
- Take a clear point of view
- Encourage people to take control
- Say what Firefox stands for
- Match the moment: neutral for tasks, warm for celebrations
- Avoid
- Overselling
- Fear tactics about privacy
- Defining ourselves against others
- Jargon people have to look up