Federated States of Gapla
Government Branding
Learn about the government’s logos, fonts, and colors.
Government Logos
Gapla’s government branding plays a vital role in maintaining the identity and integrity of its government offices, departments, ministries, and services.
Displayed on the left are key examples of Gapla’s government branding: logos for services, ministries, organs, and offices or departments. Each logo incorporates the government seal, Graphik font, and a small blue side banner—elements that create a unified and professional visual identity across the Gaplan government.
At the top is a service logo, with a single line for the name of the service. In the middle is a ministry or organ logo, with two lines for the ministry or organ name. At the bottom is an office or department logo, with two lines for the ministry name and smaller text below indicating the specific office or department.
Government Fonts
The government’s official fonts are Segoe UI, Graphik, and Spectral. Other fonts are used sparingly.
To ensure elegance, the government justifies all text longer than two lines and centers shorter text, except in special cases.
Segoe UI is the government’s primary web font, though it may be overridden by certain operating systems. It is used in most digital communications.
Graphik is used by the government to accompany bold, modern visuals, such as in official posters, books, presentations, or advertisements.
Spectral is reserved for formal, official communications between government officials or governments, or as a web font for the Monarchy of Gapla.
Other fonts, such as Engraver’s Old English BT or Cinzel, are used rarely in official documents, certificates, and declarations, such as peerages.
Government Colors
The government’s primary colors are blue and gold, which come in four and three shades respectively.
This section covers only the colors used by the Government of Gapla for branding. Heraldic and vexillological colors are not included.
The government uses four shades of blue, listed from left to right: Web Dark Blue, Print Blue, Web Medium Blue, and Web Light Blue.
Hex Codes: #00277A, #0C43B3, #1559ED, #2872FA
Web Dark Blue is used rarely for strong emphasis, typically to distinguish key elements such as the standardized headers and footers on government websites. Web Medium Blue is used for subtle emphasis, such as hover states or highlights. Web Light Blue is the most frequently used, adding a vibrant, modern feel.
Print Blue is primarily used in printed materials. It is darker than Web Medium Blue but lighter than Web Dark Blue, balanced to ensure clarity and professionalism in printed materials without being too provocative or saturated.
The government uses three shades of gold, listed from left to right: Print Dark Gold, Print Medium Gold, and Print Light Gold.
Hex Codes: #AB8A11, #F0D767, #FDECA7
Gold is primarily used in printed materials. Print Dark Gold is used for strong emphasis, such as key headings or standout elements. Print Medium Gold is the standard shade for most uses, offering a balanced, refined look. Print Light Gold is reserved for subtle emphasis, adding warmth without distraction.
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