Brand guidelines

How to use the Kislap name, logo and colours. Listed businesses, press and community groups are welcome to use them to point people to Kislap.

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Logo

A kiwi under a rising sun. Kislap began in New Zealand, and kislap means “sparkle” in Filipino. The kiwi is drawn only from circles and straight lines: its back, head, beak and belly are arcs, and every corner is a smaller circle that meets both edges exactly. The sun’s lower edge follows the kiwi’s back at an even distance.

The wordmark is set in Geist Bold. The dot on the “i” is a true circle, like the kiwi’s eye. “Kis” is red and “lap” is blue.

Every curve in the kiwi is an arc of one of these circles.

Layouts

Use the logo as supplied. Choose the layout that suits the space; don’t combine the symbol and wordmark in a new arrangement.

Logo
The primary logo. Use it wherever there is room for it.
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Horizontal logo
For headers, footers and banners that are wider than they are tall.
SVG PNG
Symbol
For app icons, avatars and small spaces, once Kislap is named nearby.
SVG PNG
Wordmark
For text-led layouts, and where the symbol would be too small to read.
SVG PNG

Clear space and size

Keep a margin around the logo at least as tall as the “K” in Kislap. Nothing else should enter it: text, edges, other logos.

Logo: At least 48 px or 15 mm tall
Horizontal logo: At least 24 px or 8 mm tall
Symbol: At least 20 px or 6 mm tall
Wordmark: At least 14 px or 4 mm tall

Colourways

Use the full-colour logo where you can. On dark grounds, use the dark version, whose colours are lifted to stay bright. Use ink or white when printing in one colour, or over a photo.

Full colourSVG PNG
Full colour, darkSVG PNG
InkSVG PNG
WhiteSVG PNG

Misuse

The logo only works when it looks the same everywhere. Please don’t alter it.

Don’t stretch or squash the logo.
Don’t change its colours.
Don’t rotate it.
Don’t add shadows, outlines or other effects.
Don’t place it over a busy image.
Kislap
Don’t retype the wordmark in another font.

Colour

The logo uses three colours that echo the Philippine flag: sun yellow, red and blue. The site itself is set in ink on white, with action blue for links and buttons.

Logo

Sun yellowThe sun and its rays
Kiwi blueThe kiwi and “lap”
Kislap red“Kis”

Logo on dark grounds

Sun yellow, darkOn dark grounds
Kiwi blue, darkOn dark grounds
Kislap red, darkOn dark grounds

Interface

InkText and dark grounds
Action blueLinks and buttons
MutedSecondary text
LineRules and borders
PaperPage ground

Typography

Kislap is set in Geist, a typeface by Vercel, free to use under the SIL Open Font License. Headings use Bold or Extra Bold with slightly tight spacing; body text uses Regular.

Find Filipino businesses near you.

Restaurants, bakeries, groceries, salons and mechanics, each checked against public sources before it goes live.

Regular 400
Semibold 600
Bold 700
Extra Bold 800

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Our name

Write Kislap with a capital K and the rest in lower case. Use Kislap.com when you mean the website.

Kislap
Kislap.com
KISLAP
KisLap
kislap

Usage terms

The Kislap name and logo belong to Kislap. You may use them to:

show that your business is listed on Kislap and link to your listing;
write about Kislap in news, reviews and community posts;
print the marketing materials made from your listing page.

Please don’t:

suggest that Kislap endorses, sponsors or has verified your business beyond its listing;
use the logo or anything like it in your own name, logo, app or domain;
show it larger or more prominently than your own brand.

Listed businesses can make Kislap business cards, flyers and social posts with a QR code to their listing: open your listing and choose Create marketing materials under “Are you the owner?”.

For anything else, including press and partnerships, contact us.