A reference for how the Powers Interactive identity is constructed and applied — logo, color, and typography in one place.
01The Logo
The mark pairs a red P with a navy i — Powers Interactive, locked into a single form. Use the primary lockup whenever space allows; reserve the standalone icon for favicons, app tiles, and avatars.


02Clear Space & Sizing
The minimum clear space on every side equals the height of the inner navy i counter — referred to as X. Nothing — text, imagery, edges, or other marks — should enter this zone.
Primary lockup: 120 px wide
Standalone icon: 24 px square
Primary lockup: 1.0 in wide
Standalone icon: 0.25 in square
White / bone → full color. Navy → knockout. Photography → navy overlay first. Never on Interactive Red.
03Color System
Powers Navy carries authority and depth — our dominant brand color. Interactive Red brings energy and emphasis — used in accent only. Bone and Ink round out the system for surfaces and text.
Aim for 60% navy, 30% white / bone, 10% red. Red is for emphasis only — never as a background behind body copy.
Powers Navy on white passes WCAG AAA. Interactive Red on white passes AA for large text only. White on either brand color passes AA.
04Typography
Nunito is our display face — a humanist sans with rounded terminals that matches the wordmark itself. Set big headlines in Black (900). Inter handles body, UI, and data. Both are open-source via Google Fonts.
Powers Interactive is a digital advertising firm built on a decade of experience across political, advocacy, and corporate sectors. We bring strategy, buying, analytics, and custom technology under one roof.
Display → Trebuchet MS Bold · Body → Arial / Helvetica · Mono → SF Mono / Consolas