Jan Hübschmann - 3 x D
The Ruler“Všechny práce provádíme v termínech určených zákazníkem (tzn. i v noci či ve volných dnech) tak, aby nedošlo k omezení či dokonce přerušení provozu a nedocházelo k ekonomickým ztrátám.”
What Drives Them
Organized and dependable. Creates order and stability.
Color Intelligence
Jan Hübschmann - 3 x D anchors on a vivid Yellow (#fdf849) as their primary brand signal, paired with Red (#ff4012), and accented by Yellow. The palette leans warm — inviting and energetic.
#fdf849
Primary
#ff4012
Secondary
#a09e2e
Accent
#4b4b15
Accent
#2b1f1c
Accent
#f78427
Accent
Typography
Headings set in Sarala (a sans-serif — clean, modern, and optimized for digital), body in PT Sans (a sans-serif — clean, modern, and optimized for digital).
Logo Anatomy
Moderate detail — balancing distinctiveness with versatility. Style: modern, abstract.
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circle
Icon
5/10
Brand Character
Jan Hübschmann - 3 x D is authoritative and decisive.
third
high_school
urgent
Signature Words
Design Playbook
stock photography
natural
full color
flat
horizontal
rounded
comfortable
image
Digital Footprint
Built on WordPress.
Market Presence
Local market, headquartered in Kolín, CZ.
CZ
Kolín, CZ
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Logo Variants
Primary Raster
Primary LogoPrimary shape: circle
Brand Codes
Bright Yellow
Used in the logo and website accents, conveying a sense of warning and attention.
PT Sans
Used for headings and body text, providing a clean and readable appearance.
DDD
Acronym for Deratizace, Desinsekce, Desinfekce (Pest Control Services).
Lotus Flower Logo
A stylized lotus flower icon with three petals, used as the main logo.
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