Marbury Brand Style Guide

The visual system behind every Marbury Court Reporting page: palette, typography, logo usage, and imagery direction. An internal reference for the Marbury team and its vendors.

Marbury brand imagery: a professional at work in a law library
The Marbury wordmark applied in a professional context

Logo & Wordmark

The Marbury Wordmark

Marbury currently uses a typographic wordmark, "Marbury Court Reporting," set in Cormorant Garamond. Use the charcoal or ink wordmark on light cream backgrounds, and a cream or gold wordmark on charcoal and oxblood backgrounds, always with clear space around it. When a dedicated logo file is provided, it will replace the wordmark in the header, footer, favicon, and social-share image.

#722F37
Oxblood · Primary
#2D2D2D
Charcoal · Secondary
#C5A059
Gold · Accent
#FBF8F1
Warm Cream · Background
#1A1A1A
Ink · Text
Typographic specimen references

Typography

Cormorant Garamond & Lato

Headlines and display type are set in Cormorant Garamond, a high-contrast serif that reads as established and precise. Body copy, labels, and interface text use Lato, a clean humanist sans that stays legible at small sizes and long measures. Keep to three heading tiers: a display size for hero headlines, a section size for band headings, and a title size for cards and clause labels. Do not introduce a fourth bespoke size.

Imagery Direction

Filter cases by category
Real, Unbranded, On-Register — before
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Real, Unbranded, On-Register — after
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Real, Unbranded, On-Register

The Record & the Documents — before
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The Record & the Documents — after
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The Record & the Documents

Suites & Coverage — before
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Suites & Coverage — after
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Suites & Coverage

One System, Every Page

Applying these tokens consistently is what keeps the Marbury site looking like a single, considered brand.