The Talisman AI brand guide
The single reference for how Talisman AI looks, feels, and speaks — across the website, mobile app, admin portal, documentation, and everything we build next.
Logo
A talisman gem carrying an AI spark. Use the full lockup where space allows; the mark alone for avatars, app icons, and tight spaces.
Colors
Brand is indigo — inherited from the mobile app's Material seed (#4F46E5). Semantic tokens adapt automatically across light and dark themes.
Brand — Indigo
Status
Semantic tokens (theme-aware)
Typography
Geist for everything — geometric, modern, and highly legible. Geist Mono for code, versions, and data.
Cards
Hairline borders, generous padding, and a soft indigo glow on hover. The workhorse surface for features, pricing, and content.
Card title
A short, benefit-led description that explains the value in one line.
Card title
A short, benefit-led description that explains the value in one line.
Card title
A short, benefit-led description that explains the value in one line.
Icons
Lucide (2px stroke) as the single icon set — never emoji. Brand marks (GitHub, X, LinkedIn) ship as custom filled SVGs.
Sizes: 16 / 18 / 20 / 24px. Match the stroke weight to surrounding text; align to the text baseline.
Visual language
Restrained and premium: an indigo aura, a faint dot-grid, hairline borders, and gradient brand text. Depth comes from light, not heavy shadows.
Screenshot presentation
Always present app screens in a device or browser frame with a soft glow — never a bare image. Data-driven and reusable across pages.
Your outreach at a glance — sends, replies, and account health.
Spacing
A 4/8px rhythm. Sections breathe (80–112px); components stay compact. Consistent gutters via the shared Container.
Animation
Motion conveys meaning, never decoration. Subtle, fast, and always respectful of reduced-motion preferences.
Voice & tone
Talisman AI sounds like a sharp, trustworthy operator — modern and AI-powered, never hypey.
Writing style
Practical rules for copy across the product and marketing.
- Lead with the outcome, then the how.
- Short sentences. Active voice. Second person ("you").
- Sentence case for headings and buttons — not Title Case.
- Say "cold email", "mailbox", "campaign", "prospect" consistently.
- Numbers over adjectives when we can prove them.
- No exclamation marks in product copy; let the value speak.