Brand guidelines

Style Guide

How to use the Two Chicks and a Passport logo, colors, typography, and voice across every touchpoint.

Color palette

The Desert Clay palette is warm, feminine, and sophisticated. Use semantic tokens — never hardcode hex values in components.

Cream

#F9F4ED

Primary page background. Warm, airy, editorial.

--color-cream

Clay

#C2956B

Primary buttons, links, accents, and the logo ring.

--color-clay

Sand

#D4A574

Highlights, hover states, and secondary accents.

--color-sand

Rose

#C17C74

CTAs, emphasis, and supportive accent moments.

--color-rose

Taupe

#8B6F5E

Muted display text, subtitles, and refined contrast.

--color-taupe

Ink

#3A2E28

Body text, headings, and strong legible copy.

--color-ink

Typography

Instrument Serif brings editorial elegance to headings. Work Sans keeps body copy and UI labels clean and readable.

Display / H1

Turning Someday into Boarding Passes

Display / H2

Destinations for women, by women

Display / H3

Lisbon city guide

Body

Honest travel experiences from women who have actually been there.

UI Label

For women. By women. Around the world.

Display font

Instrument Serif, 400 regular/italic. Use for headings, pull quotes, and brand moments.

Body font

Work Sans, weights 300–700. Use for body copy, buttons, labels, and navigation.

Voice and tone

Every headline, button, and piece of copy should sound like a well-traveled friend who wants you to have the trip of a lifetime.

Welcoming

Speak to the first-time traveler and the seasoned explorer with the same warmth.

Adventurous

Celebrate curiosity, spontaneity, and the courage to go solo or with friends.

Encouraging

Replace fear with practical confidence. Never condescend.

Honest

Share real experiences, including the messy ones. Aspirational without being fake.

Signature phrases

  • Tagline: "Turning 'Someday' Into Boarding Passes"
  • Message: "For women. By women. Around the world."
  • Hashtag: #forwomenbywomen