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Run2 anthropic brand guidelines

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Official Anthropic brand colors, typography, and styling instructions for technical posters and presentations.

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Anthropic Brand Guidelines

This skill documents the exact, official Anthropic visual identity parameters used for technical artifacts, exploded-view diagrams, and brand assets.

Official Color Palette

  • Identity Light (Background): #faf9f5
  • Corporate Dark: #141413
  • Primary Accent (Orange): #d97757
  • Secondary Accent (Blue): #6a9bcc
  • Tertiary Accent (Green): #788c5d
  • Muted Mid Gray: #b0aea5

Typography

Anthropic pairs a geometric sans-serif for headings with a classic serif for body text.

  • Heading Font: Poppins
  • Body Font: Lora
  • Fallbacks: Arial, Georgia

Design Directives for Technical Posters

  • Background: Always use Identity Light (#faf9f5).
  • Heading Block: Place headings (like product names) in the top-left using Corporate Dark (#141413) and the Poppins font.
  • Hardware Layers: Use Corporate Dark for outer casings. Use Accents for internal PCBs and thermal units.
  • Highlights: Use Primary Accent (#d97757) for connectors and interaction points.
  • Annotations: Use Muted Mid Gray (#b0aea5) for leader lines and secondary text.
  • Aesthetic: Maintain a clean, minimalist, low-saturation look. Avoid glowing effects, neon styling, or heavy AI gradients.

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