Cévní ambulance Ostrava Dubina - Pedicor
The RulerServes Individuals seeking vascular health services
What Drives Them
Organized and dependable. Creates order and stability.
Color Intelligence
Cévní ambulance Ostrava Dubina - Pedicor anchors on a muted Blue (#c8d3dc) as their primary brand signal, paired with Red (#f72200), and accented by Red. The palette leans cool — projecting trust and professionalism.
#c8d3dc
Primary
#f72200
Secondary
#cc1d00
Accent
#236396
Accent
#87a2b7
Accent
#5480a3
Accent
Typography
Headings set in Montserrat (a sans-serif — clean, modern, and optimized for digital), body in Open Sans (a sans-serif — clean, modern, and optimized for digital).
Logo Anatomy
Cévní ambulance Ostrava Dubina - Pedicor uses a combination mark — pairing symbol with wordmark for versatility.
Combination Mark
Icon + Text
Brand Character
Cévní ambulance Ostrava Dubina - Pedicor is authoritative and decisive, technically detailed.
third
high_school
direct
Signature Words
Design Playbook
Medical, Clinical
natural
full_color
flat
top
rounded
moderate
image
Digital Footprint
Built on WordPress, active on 1 social platform.
Market Presence
Local market, headquartered in Ostrava, CZ.
CZ
Ostrava, CZ
local
cs
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Logo Variants
Primary Raster
Primary LogoBrand Codes
Deep Blue
Used for headings and accents, conveying a sense of trust and professionalism.
Montserrat
Used for headings, providing a modern and readable feel.
Bright Red
Used sparingly to highlight important information, creating a sense of urgency.
Red cross
A red cross shape with a cut in the middle, used as a medical symbol.
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