Zenarmor brand guidelines

Network security has a reputation for being complicated. Our brand exists to prove the opposite. Use these guidelines to make anything that carries the Zenarmor name.

What we stand for

Three ideas behind every choice

Every rule on this page, from a single color to a button label, serves one idea: protection that feels calm, clear and within reach.

Radically simple

One clear message per screen, one primary action, no jargon the reader has to decode.

Calm confidence

Security is serious, so we sound steady and precise instead of alarming.

Technically honest

We show real numbers, real product screens and real limits. We never oversell.

Color

Color

A white, open page with one blue for action and one orange for the brand. Navy gives depth. Select a swatch to copy its hex value.

Core palette

Proportion

A typical page is mostly white and gray, with dark text, a few blue actions and a single orange moment. If orange starts to dominate, the page stops feeling calm.

Blue

Neutrals

Accent oranges

Accessible pairings

SamplePairingContrastUse for
AaInk on Paper17.3:1 AAAHeadings and body copy
AaPaper on Deep Navy18.8:1 AAAText on navy sections
AaDeep Navy on Orange7.85:1 AAAText on orange
AaAccessible Blue on Paper5.15:1 AALinks and colored text under 24px
AaGray 4 on Paper4.85:1 AASecondary text, captions
AaAction Blue on Paper3.06:1 Large onlyText 24px and up, icons, borders
AaWhite on Orange2.46:1 AvoidUse Deep Navy on orange

Large text means 24px and up, or 18.66px bold. Button labels at 14–16px don't count as large, so set small colored text in Accessible Blue (#006BD6).

Status colors

Error · #D92D20Blocked, failed, destructive. $color-error
Success · #079455Healthy, online. Icons and fills only (3.81:1 as text). $color-success

Always pair a status color with a word or an icon: the green and the red differ mainly in hue.

Typography

Typography

Plus Jakarta Sans carries both headlines and copy, which keeps pages warm and readable. Roboto Condensed adds a technical edge in small uppercase labels.

Plus Jakarta Sans

Headlines and body copy. Bold for page titles, semibold for section and card titles, regular for reading, medium for buttons.

$font-body · 400–700

Roboto Condensed

Uppercase eyebrows and small labels above a title. Never for paragraphs.

$font-heading · 400–700

Roboto

Form input values and interface details.

$font-ui · 400–500

Fraunces

A rare serif accent for one emphasized word or a pull quote.

$font-display · 400–600

Type scale

display-xl 60 / 72 · 700 · −2%

Radically simple network security

display-lg 48 / 60 · 700 · −2%

Unified network security

display-sm 30 / 38 · 600

Why teams choose Zenarmor

display-xs 24 / 32 · 600

Deploy in minutes

eyebrow Roboto Condensed 16 · uppercase · 2%

Local-first protection

text-xl 20 / 30 · 400

Block threats, filter the web and see every device on your network from one console.

text-md 16 / 24 · 400

Zenarmor inspects traffic on the device itself, so policies keep working when the cloud connection drops.

text-sm 14 / 20 · 500 on buttons

Start free trial

text-xs 12 / 18 · 400

Prices exclude VAT. Billed annually.

Iconography

Iconography

Simple line icons explain features at a glance. They share one drawing style, so a page of twelve icons still reads as one family.

shield-tick
globe-lock
file-shield-02
key-02
lock-01
cloud-blank
database
layers-three-01
cpu-chip-02
lightning-01
endpoint

Line, not fill

Rounded outline icons with 1.5–2px strokes at display size.

Few colors

Action Blue for features, Gray 4 for benefits, orange for one accent.

Set sizes

20px inline, 24px in lists, 40–56px in feature cards.

No emoji

Use an icon from the set. Emoji don't appear in UI or marketing copy.

Imagery

Product imagery

We show the product, not stock photos of hooded hackers. Hero images are real console screens, or simplified UI compositions built from console elements, on a light ground.

Zenarmor console home dashboard in a device frame
The real Zenarmor console in a device frame.
Policies panel with eight blue tiles on a light grid
A simplified console panel with Action Blue tiles on a light grid.

Do

  • Use actual product screens and data
  • Keep the ground light: Gray 8 or a pale blue tint
  • Use Action Blue for highlights inside a composition
  • Frame media with 24px corners

Don't

  • Hooded figures, padlocks on circuit boards, binary rain
  • Dark, neon "cyber" gradients
  • Fake dashboards with invented metrics
Voice and tone

How we sound

We write like a senior engineer explaining something to a smart colleague: plain words, short sentences, the benefit first. Our voice stays the same; our tone shifts with the moment.

Plain

Everyday words over acronyms. Explain a term the first time it appears.

Direct

Short, declarative headlines. One idea per sentence.

Benefit-first

Lead with what the reader gets, then how it works.

Calm

No fear tactics, no hype words, no exclamation marks.

Tone by context

Marketing pagesConfident and warm
Docs and productPrecise and neutral
Security alertsSteady and clear

Say it like this

Write

  • Radically simple unified network security Short headline, benefit up front.
  • Start free trial Sentence case on website headings, buttons and navigation.
  • Your team can block risky apps in two clicks. Speak to the reader as "you" and "your team".
  • This device lost its connection 3 minutes ago. Alerts state the fact and the time.

Avoid

  • The World's Most Revolutionary AI-Powered Cyber Shield Hype words and title case.
  • START YOUR FREE TRIAL TODAY!!! Shouting and exclamation marks.
  • We leverage synergistic next-gen paradigms Jargon instead of a benefit.
  • CRITICAL!! Your network may be under attack! Fear without information.

Names

Product and partner names keep their own casing, even at the start of a sentence.

  • Zenarmor
  • SASE Essentials
  • OPNsense
  • Zero-Trust
  • Incorrect: ZenArmor
  • Incorrect: Zen Armor
  • Incorrect: ZENARMOR
  • Incorrect: Opnsense
  • Incorrect: Zero Trust

Terms

SayMeansDon't say
OrganizationThe customer's tenant in Zenarmor.Account, workspace
GatewayA network deployment that Zenarmor protects.Node, instance
EndpointThe Zenarmor agent on a user's device.Client, node
DeviceAny host a gateway sees on the network. Not an endpoint.Endpoint, for a seen host
Name and trademark

Using the Zenarmor name

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