Visual Identity

Logos

History

Our icon has been with us since the early days of Fresh EBT. Is it an orange? A persimmon? Why is there a hole in it? Perhaps we'll never know.

What we do know is that our icon has become a symbol of reliability and convenience for the 15+ million Americans who have depended on our product for over 10 years.


Variants

Our logo consists of our full-color glyph in a horizontal lockup with our Propel wordmark—a custom drawn geometric sans serif with slightly rounded edges.

This can be considered our default logo, and can be used in almost all instances.

The glyph can be isolated from the wordmark once our identity as Propel has been established, or if there isn't enough room to fit the entire logo.

Primary logo

Full-color glyph and wordmark in a horizontal lockup

Primary glyph

Isolated full-color glyph

A black and white version of our logo is available for use in monochrome layouts, when the full-color version appears too playful, or when print color quality can't be guaranteed.

Secondary logo

Monochrome glyph and wordmark in a horizontal lockup

Secondary glyph

Isolated monochrome glyph


Contained glyphs

When displaying the brand glyph in a container such as a square, rounded square, or circle, start by using one of the logo assets that we’ve prepared with our optimized padding built in.

Centering

The vertical center of the logo is placed slightly higher than the vertical center of the container.

The logo can appear over white and any of our lighter tints. Learn more about our brand colors.


Safe space

Always maintain a bit of padding around the logo to avoid overcrowding it.

Avoid placing elements like text or imagery within this area.

Use the gold ring of the brand glyph to determine the size of the padded area.


Dont's

Please don’t alter or modify the logo.

Don’t invert the logo

Don’t change the color

No dark or busy backgrounds

Don’t remove the outlines

Don’t place the logo on an angle

No stretching

Avoid cropping

Avoid transparency and effects

No flipping

Don’t change the font

Don’t insert the logo into text

Don’t isolate the wordmark

Don't stack the logo

Keep the glyph on the left

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