A co-branded report shows both brands but stays a PromptEye report: our mark first, our data colours and our orange for the leader. The partner’s colour enters only the data, as the second series. The patterns below come straight from the system sheet.
“Altavia Kamikaze + K2” in the examples is placeholder text. Replace it with the partner’s official mark before publishing. The examples come straight from the system’s reference sheets, so their sample data is in Polish.
Joint mark
- Written as PromptEye × Partner. Our mark first, “×” in the metadata colour.
- The partner’s mark in one colour, optically equal to ours.
- One partner per graphic; with several partners, only in the footer.
Construction of the joint mark.
In the system: guidelines/partner.html#p1
Where the partner goes
| Pattern | Where |
|---|---|
| P1 · Shared header | Cover, shareable graphics, the first table. |
| P2 · Report bar | The first graphic of a chapter. |
| P3 · Partner in the footer | The other graphics in the body; the header unchanged. |
The footer always: “Source: PromptEye × Partner”, the address on our domain.
P1 · Shared header
The joint mark in place of the logo.
In the system: guidelines/partner.html#p1
P2 · Report bar
The report name and the joint mark above the chart.
In the system: guidelines/partner.html#p2
P3 · Partner in the footer
In the system: guidelines/partner.html#p2
The partner’s colour in data
- Always the second series. The first in cobalt, the rest grey. Line weight and labels keep the hierarchy.
- A single series, a heat map and a one-colour scale stay in cobalt.
- Partner data (Google, traffic, sales) is the second series; the colour indicates the source.
- Only in data: bars, lines, points, legend swatches. Never in text, titles, headings, frames, backgrounds or buttons.
- Never as a meaning (increase, decrease, warning).
- The original colour if it has at least 3 : 1 against the background; if not, change only the lightness to 3 : 1.
- Distinguishability test against cobalt: ΔE OKLab ≥ 0.10 (protanopia, deuteranopia), ≥ 0.05 (tritanopia).
- Collisions: close to cobalt → the partner’s second colour or graphite; close to orange → the leader as a graphite circle; red only after testing.
- The partner’s colour only with a single partner.
- Orange stays ours: it marks only the leader.
From the partner’s colour to data colours
The procedure step by step, on an example.
In the system: guidelines/partner.html#k1
A simulation of colour vision deficiencies on white and on black. Run this test before release.
In the system: guidelines/partner.html#k1
Partner data in charts
A second series next to ours
AI (PromptEye) in cobalt, Google (partner) in the partner’s colour.
In the system: guidelines/partner.html#kw1
Second series over time
The leader in cobalt, the comparison in the partner’s colour, the rest grey.
In the system: guidelines/partner.html#kw1
Single series
A co-branded report with only one series: our cobalt stays.
In the system: guidelines/partner.html#kw3
Do and don’t
In the system: guidelines/partner.html#kw3
General chart rules: the Charts chapter.