TestSetGo brand
TestSetGo should read as calm, capable and trustworthy. These pages cover the logo, the palette, the type and the handful of rules that keep it consistent. Everything here is downloadable.
Questions, or need a format that is not here? Email brand@testsetgo.com.
Logo
The logo is a tick inside a rounded square. It reads as a mark of correctness, which is what the product does: it checks that people understood the material. The mark works on its own, and pairs with the wordmark in the full lockup.
Full lockup
Use the lockup wherever there is room for it: the site header, documents, presentations, email signatures.
The wordmark in these files is converted to outlines, so the lockup renders identically everywhere with no font to install: browsers, Figma, Illustrator and print workflows alike. Kerning is baked in as drawn.
The mark
Use the mark on its own where the lockup will not fit or the name is already present: app icons, avatars, favicons, a document footer.
App and browser icons
Raster exports come from the same vector, so they stay pixel-accurate at every size.
- App icon, 1024pxApp Store and marketplace listingsPNG
- App icon, 512pxWeb app manifest, large tilesPNG
- App icon, 192pxAndroid home screenPNG
- FaviconScalable SVG, used by the site itselfSVG
One-colour reproduction
The tick without its badge, for cases where only a single ink is available: embossing, engraving, stencils, one-colour print.
Clear space and size
Keep clear space around the logo equal to a quarter of the badge height. Do not place text, rules or other logos inside it.
The dashed area is the minimum clear space.
Minimum size
- Mark on screen: 16px. The tick stays legible at favicon size, which is what the weight was drawn for.
- Lockup on screen: 120px wide. Below that, use the mark alone.
- Mark in print: 6mm. Lockup in print: 30mm wide.
What not to do
Do not restyle the mark
No gradients, shadows, outlines, textures or added strokes. The mark is one flat colour on one flat background.
Do not stretch or rotate
Scale proportionally. Both arms of the tick sit at 45 degrees, and skewing breaks the geometry the mark is built on.
Do not recolour
The badge is always brand blue, or black or white where only a single ink is available. It never changes with the theme.
Do not set the wordmark in another typeface
The wordmark is Schibsted Grotesk Bold. If the font is unavailable, use the mark on its own rather than substituting a typeface.
Do not place the mark on a busy background
Put it on a plain area of the image, or on a solid colour block. Contrast against the background must stay at least 3:1.
Do not rebuild the logo
Do not redraw the tick, change the corner radius or rebuild the lockup by eye. Use the supplied files.
Colour
One blue, over warm paper neutrals. The logo uses a single fixed value in both themes so the identity never shifts. Text and buttons use the same blue but move in lightness between themes, because a label needs 4.5:1 against its fill and no single mid tone manages that on both white and near-black. Colour is used sparingly, and status never relies on colour alone.
| Colour | Hex | Token | Where it is used |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brand blue | #567CA4 | --t-brand-mark | The identity colour. Identical in light and dark themes, and the only colour the logo is ever drawn in. |
| Brand blue, text | #4B7198 | --t-brand | The same blue as text and interface accents. Nudged darker in light mode and lighter in dark mode so it always clears 4.5:1. |
| Action | #092F52 | --t-cta | Button fills on light backgrounds. On dark backgrounds the same token lightens so the label keeps its contrast. |
| Ink | #212722 | --t-text | Body and heading text on light surfaces. |
| Paper | #F7F8F5 | --t-canvas | The default page background. Warmer than pure white. |
| Line | #E2E5DE | --t-border | Hairline borders. Borders do most of the structural work in the interface. |
Text and background pairings meet WCAG 2.2 AA: 4.5:1 for body text, 3:1 for large text and interface elements.
Typography
Two families, both open source and self-hosted. TestSetGo makes no third-party font requests.
Schibsted Grotesk
Hanken Grotesk
Q7K4 2M91
- Both families are licensed under the SIL Open Font License and free to use.
- Do not substitute a display or script face. Do not add letterspacing to the wordmark.
- Body copy sits at 14px in the application and 16px minimum on participant screens.
Imagery
Photography is used lightly. Where a photograph is needed, choose clean, plainly lit stock images of real working environments: a classroom, a training room, a desk. Keep them uncluttered so text and the logo stay readable over them.
- Prefer the product. A real screenshot or an interface illustration says more than a stock photograph. Never mock up participant results with misleading data.
- Keep it plain. No heavy filters, no colour grading towards the brand palette, no motion blur or lens flare.
- Leave room. Crop so there is a quiet area for the logo or a headline. Do not place either over a busy region.
- Show real work. Avoid staged handshakes, exaggerated expressions and generic office scenes that could belong to any product.
- Give every image alt text. Question images in tests are instructional, so they always carry meaningful alternative text.
Using the brand
The TestSetGo name, logo and brand assets are owned by Version Zero Limited. You may use them, unmodified and in line with this page, to refer to TestSetGo: in news coverage, in a product integration, or to say that you use TestSetGo.
- Do not use the logo in a way that suggests we endorse, sponsor or are affiliated with your product without a written agreement.
- Do not use the mark, the name or anything confusingly similar in your own product name, logo, domain or app icon.
- Do not modify the assets. If you need a variant that is not published here, ask us.
- Refer to the product as TestSetGo: one word, capital T, capital S, capital G.
Copyright © 2026 Version Zero Limited. All rights reserved. TestSetGo and the TestSetGo logo are brands of Version Zero Limited. Schibsted Grotesk and Hanken Grotesk are licensed under the SIL Open Font License; their licences sit with their respective authors. We may update this page, and permission to use these assets may be withdrawn.