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Brand Guidelines

Typography

Contents

01

Intro

02

Primary Typeface

03

Secondary Typeface

04

Display & Heading Heirarchy

05

Usage Variations

06

Weights

01

Intro

Our brand typeface is FK Grotesk we use it across all of our communications. It’s beautifully crafted characters give us a highly legible typeface that keeps the brands voice clear and simple.

large letters

Download Font

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Primary Typeface

For headline messaging we use FK Grotesk with 100% leading, set to optical kerning and 0 tracking. For body copy we use FK Grotesk, but can bring variation to our messaging or highlight certain key words through the use of FK Grotesk Italic

Typeface

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Secondary Typeface

FK Grotesk Mono is our secondary typeface—built for clarity, trusted for precision. It supports our brand by delivering numerical and meta information with consistency and ease. Used sparingly and never to compete, this typeface plays a quiet but essential role—anchoring the edges of our storytelling with structure and utility. Think of it as the system behind the movement: always present, always aligned.

Secondary Typeface Graphic

04

Display & Heading Heirarchy

This is the core heading hierarchy used across the pliability mobile and web applications. It establishes a consistent typographic rhythm, balancing clarity with flexibility across viewports and breakpoints. Each style—from Display to Heading XS—is designed to scale responsively and maintain legibility across devices. Sizes are set in pixels for precision, and each level serves a clear role—whether it’s commanding attention in hero sections or providing structure within content modules.

Type Scale Graphic

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Usage Variations

The simplicity of our typeface allows us to create a lot of variation within our messaging. To help bring movement and dynamism to our communications we can treat our typography in a variety of ways as shown here.

When using headlines which are 5 words or less we can set our messaging in lowercase. This brings a human element to our voice, tying back to our logo, and differentiates ourselves from competitors.

Usage Variation 1

Supporting Text

Supporting Text

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Weights

Each weight serves a specific purpose to aid in communicating the message.

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Examples

Examples
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Examples

pliability Brand Guidelines

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pliability, LLC © 2015-2026. All rights reserved.

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Brand Guidelines

Typography

Contents

01

Intro

02

Primary Typeface

03

Secondary Typeface

04

Display & Heading Heirarchy

05

Usage Variations

06

Weights

01

Intro

Our brand typeface is FK Grotesk we use it across all of our communications. It’s beautifully crafted characters give us a highly legible typeface that keeps the brands voice clear and simple.

large letters

Download Font

02

Primary Typeface

For headline messaging we use FK Grotesk with 100% leading, set to optical kerning and 0 tracking. For body copy we use FK Grotesk, but can bring variation to our messaging or highlight certain key words through the use of FK Grotesk Italic

typeface

03

Secondary Typeface

FK Grotesk Mono is our secondary typeface—built for clarity, trusted for precision. It supports our brand by delivering numerical and meta information with consistency and ease. Used sparingly and never to compete, this typeface plays a quiet but essential role—anchoring the edges of our storytelling with structure and utility. Think of it as the system behind the movement: always present, always aligned.

Secondary Typeface Graphic

04

Display & Heading Heirarchy

This is the core heading hierarchy used across the pliability mobile and web applications. It establishes a consistent typographic rhythm, balancing clarity with flexibility across viewports and breakpoints. Each style—from Display to Heading XS—is designed to scale responsively and maintain legibility across devices. Sizes are set in pixels for precision, and each level serves a clear role—whether it’s commanding attention in hero sections or providing structure within content modules.

Type Scale Graphic

05

Usage Variations

The simplicity of our typeface allows us to create a lot of variation within our messaging. To help bring movement and dynamism to our communications we can treat our typography in a variety of ways as shown here.

When using headlines which are 5 words or less we can set our messaging in lowercase. This brings a human element to our voice, tying back to our logo, and differentiates ourselves from competitors.

Usage Variation 1

Supporting Text

Supporting Text

06

Weights

Each weight serves a specific purpose to aid in communicating the message.

Weights Annotated

07

Examples

Examples
Examples
Examples

pliability Brand Guidelines

Version 1.0

Questions? Please contact:

pliability, LLC © 2015-2026. All rights reserved.

Divider

Brand Guidelines

Typography

Contents

01

Intro

02

Primary Typeface

03

Secondary Typeface

04

Display & Heading Heirarchy

05

Usage Variations

06

Weights

01

Intro

Our brand typeface is FK Grotesk we use it across all of our communications. It’s beautifully crafted characters give us a highly legible typeface that keeps the brands voice clear and simple.

large letters

Download Font

02

Primary Typeface

For headline messaging we use FK Grotesk with 100% leading, set to optical kerning and 0 tracking. For body copy we use FK Grotesk, but can bring variation to our messaging or highlight certain key words through the use of FK Grotesk Italic

Primary Typeface Graphic

03

Secondary Typeface

FK Grotesk Mono is our secondary typeface—built for clarity, trusted for precision. It supports our brand by delivering numerical and meta information with consistency and ease. Used sparingly and never to compete, this typeface plays a quiet but essential role—anchoring the edges of our storytelling with structure and utility. Think of it as the system behind the movement: always present, always aligned.

Secondary Typeface Graphic

04

Display & Heading Heirarchy

This is the core heading hierarchy used across the pliability mobile and web applications. It establishes a consistent typographic rhythm, balancing clarity with flexibility across viewports and breakpoints. Each style—from Display to Heading XS—is designed to scale responsively and maintain legibility across devices. Sizes are set in pixels for precision, and each level serves a clear role—whether it’s commanding attention in hero sections or providing structure within content modules.

Type Scale Graphic

05

Usage Variations

The simplicity of our typeface allows us to create a lot of variation within our messaging. To help bring movement and dynamism to our communications we can treat our typography in a variety of ways as shown here.

When using headlines which are 5 words or less we can set our messaging in lowercase. This brings a human element to our voice, tying back to our logo, and differentiates ourselves from competitors.

Usage Variation 1

Supporting Text

Supporting Text

06

Weights

Each weight serves a specific purpose to aid in communicating the message.

Weights Annotated

07

Examples

Examples
Examples
Examples

Logo

Color System

pliability Brand Guidelines

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Questions? Please contact:

pliability, LLC © 2015-2026. All rights reserved.