Brand resources / Hyperthermia Cancer Institute

Hyperthermia Cancer Institute
Brand guidelines

A consistent expression of compassionate care, clinical expertise, and patient empowerment.

01

Our identity

Existing institute logos, ready for use across digital and printed materials.

Hyperthermia Cancer Institute full logo

Primary logo

SVG · full institute name

Hyperthermia Cancer Institute sage symbol

Logo symbol

SVG · compact identity

Give it room

Suggested practice: leave clear space around the logo at least equal to the height of the “H” in the name.

Keep it intact

Maintain the original proportions, lettering, and colors. Never stretch, rotate, recolor, or add shadows.

Choose clear contrast

Use the full dark-text logo on light backgrounds. Use the sage symbol on a clear, contrasting surface; avoid busy photos.

02

The color palette

Colors drawn from the existing website and logo. Sage brings warmth; dark tones establish clarity and confidence.

Sage#929D8B

Brand accent

Light sage#B9C4B2

Logo symbol

Charcoal#1F2836

Headings & dark sections

Midnight#00162F

Deep accents

Off-white#F8F8F8

Secondary surfaces

Lead with restraint

Use light surfaces and dark text for the main canvas. Reserve sage for meaningful accents and emphasis.

Keep text readable

Do not use pale sage for small text on white. Check foreground and background contrast before publication.

Supporting neutrals

White (#FFFFFF) and black (#000000) support the existing identity. Avoid introducing unrelated accent colors.

03

Typography

The existing website pairs approachable sans-serif typography with a restrained serif for selected editorial moments.

Outfit

Aa Bb Cc

Compassionate care.
Confident communication.

Primary family · headings, body, navigation
Regular 400 / Medium 500 / Semibold 600

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Roboto Slab

Aa Bb Cc

A thoughtful accent.
A human perspective.

Secondary family · editorial accents and quotations
Regular 400 / Medium 500

Get Roboto Slab

Clear hierarchy

Suggested digital scale: 48px page titles, 32px section headings, 20px subheadings, and 16–18px body text.

Comfortable reading

Use generous line spacing, short paragraphs, and sentence case. Keep body lines to a comfortable reading length.

Quiet emphasis

Use weight rather than all caps for emphasis. Roboto is also loaded for supporting website elements.

04

Photography

A selection from the existing website: real care, recognizable technology, and moments of calm.

Hyperthermia treatment at Hyperthermia Cancer Institute

Treatment & care

Website photography · JPEG

Hyperthermia clinical equipment

Clinical technology

Website photography · JPEG

Beach and rocks from the institute's photography collection

Calm & wellbeing

Website photography · JPEG

People first

Favor respectful images of real care and personal connection. Preserve patient dignity and confirm consent for each use.

Natural & honest

Keep skin tones natural and equipment recognizable. Avoid heavy filters, dramatic effects, and misleading clinical imagery.

Thoughtful cropping

Keep faces, hands, and treatment details in view. Confirm usage rights before sharing any asset outside the website.

05

Voice & communication

Suggested writing principles to support the institute’s existing patient-centered identity.

Compassionate

Acknowledge the person, not just the diagnosis. Write with warmth and respect, without pressure or fear-based language.

Clear

Use plain language and explain medical terms. Make next steps understandable without overwhelming the reader.

Responsible

Keep claims accurate and qualified. Do not promise a cure or guaranteed outcomes; have clinical statements reviewed.

06

Social & sharing

The selected homepage and default sharing image, with the institute’s official Facebook and YouTube profiles.

Doctor and clinician providing hyperthermia treatment to a patient

Main sharing image

JPEG · 1200 × 630 pixels

One recognizable identity

Use the full name “Hyperthermia Cancer Institute.” Pair clear, patient-centered copy with the selected treatment photo for general website links.

Keep essential subjects inside the crop and avoid placing text over faces. Write descriptive image captions and alternative text.