Assets

Third-party logos

Marks we do not own, used in two specific places: the team-background strip and the integrations strip. Click any mark to download it.

Source of truth: varick-site/public/logos

Team background

Where the team came from. This strip appears once, on the homepage, and the claim it supports is about people rather than about a commercial relationship.

These are not customer logos

They are where people on the team worked before Varick. Do not caption this strip in a way that implies a partnership, a customer relationship or an endorsement, that is the one use of these marks that would actually be a problem.

Integrations

Systems Varick agents connect to. Five of these are unnamed placeholders and need replacing before the strip is used anywhere new.

integration-11 through integration-15 are unlabelled. They read as filler at any size where a viewer can make them out, so either swap in a real mark or shorten the strip.

Sizing

Third-party marks come in wildly different aspect ratios, so they are normalised by optical height rather than by a bounding box.

Normalise to a fixed height, 28px in the strip, and let the width fall where it falls.
A mark that reads small at that height gets a small bump, not a box. Trust your eye over the numbers.
Render every mark in a single flat grey, or in its own colour. Never a mix of both in one strip.
Never put a third-party mark on navy. Most of them are not cut for a dark ground.

/* The strip. Marquee pauses on hover, per the motion rules. */
.animate-logo-marquee {
  animation: logo-marquee 40s linear infinite;
  will-change: transform;
}
.logo-marquee-group:hover .animate-logo-marquee {
  animation-play-state: paused;
}

The track holds two identical halves and shifts by exactly 50%, which is what makes the loop seamless. If you add a logo, add it to both halves.

Before you use one

Trademark use is the one part of the asset library with a legal edge to it.

Nominative use, naming a system we integrate with, is fine and needs no permission.
Implying endorsement, partnership or customer status is not. That is the line.
Never modify a third-party mark: no recolouring beyond a flat grey treatment, no cropping, no combining it with ours into a lockup.
A customer logo needs written permission from that customer before it goes on a public page. Check with the account owner, every time.