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Colour
Colour communicates emotion directly. It is often the first thing we remember about a product or brand, rather than its design, numbers or words. Our colours have been carefully chosen to ensure they immediately elicit the desired psychological response and inspire our audience to take action.
Colour Palette
Teal is the signature colour of Nexent Bank, shaping our brand’s visual identity with a distinct and memorable presence. The balanced blend of blue and green evokes trust, stability, and calm. Essential qualities in financial services, where confidence is key.
While no single colour can be entirely unique, Aqua Teal sets us apart in a crowded market. Paired with our supporting palette, it reinforces a strong, recognisable brand identity. These supporting colours add vibrancy and inclusivity, ensuring the brand feels dynamic, engaging, and accessible to all.
Primary Colours
Supporting Colours
Ambient Background
The ambient background colours add depth and atmosphere to Nexent Bank’s visual identity. Designed with a soft, cloudy texture and applied randomly, they create a dynamic yet subtle backdrop that enhances brand materials without overpowering content.
Colour Application
Colour usage defines the visual balance of our brand, guiding how each colour contributes to our identity. The colour ratio serves as a reference for how dominant or subtle a shade should be. Not as a rule, but as a guideline for maintaining harmony.
Primary colours lead, establishing recognition and consistency, while secondary colours support, adding depth and flexibility. Each colour has intent, from commanding attention to creating contrast or providing a subtle accent.
Colour Ratio
33
45
2
2
2
16
Colour Usage
Nexent Bank Teal
Primary colour: logo, solid backgrounds, headers.
White
Logo, backgrounds, text, icons.
Black
Text colour.
Deep and mid teal
Shades to divide sections, backgrounds.
Secondary colours
Items or topics that require differentiation from the main colour.
Deep and mid secondary colours
Shades to divide sections and highlight content.
Light secondary colours
Shade for applied background colours.
Greytones
Shades to divide sections, outlines and textual labels.
