Visual Identity

04.

Typography

4.0

INTRO

“Type is a beautiful group of letters, not a group of beautiful letters.”

- Matthew Carter
Letters are the smallest elements imbued with identity. Typography has the power to transform a graphic piece and define a brand. Although typography can be designed ad hoc, it is also possible to choose from hundreds of pre-designed typefaces and adapt them to our style, layouts, spacing, and uses. In this section, we will cover all aspects of typography: titles, body text, sizes, and compositions.Any typography not included in this document is considered unauthorized.

4.1

Primary Typeface

We use Tomato Grotesk for all headings.

Tomato Grotesk is a modern grotesk with strong contrast and tight spacing that gives our headers serious display power. High contrast, tight spacing and ink traps make it perfect for use in print and on screens in small sizes. When used in large dimensions these features make it an extremely cheerful, versatile typeface.

This isn't your typical corporate font. Tomato Grotesk has personality, the same energy and boldness that defines our approach to UGC. It stands out in pitch decks, commands attention in presentations, and looks confident across all digital platforms.

The geometric simplicity ensures our headings stay readable while the distinctive character reflects our creative edge. Whether we're presenting to Fortune 500 CMOs or scaling campaigns for growth startups, Tomato Grotesk communicates both expertise and approachability.

Typeface

Tomato Grotesk

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4.2

Secondary Typeface

For all body text, we use Poppins.

Poppins is a modern geometric sans-serif typeface that has garnered widespread acclaim in both digital and print mediums. It's clean, highly readable, and built for the international audiences our clients serve.

Poppins is a geometric sans-serif typeface published by Indian Type Foundry in 2014. It supports both Latin and Devanagari languages and is available in nine weights, giving us flexibility for everything from case studies to performance reports.

What makes Poppins perfect for performance marketing communication is its clarity at any size. When we're explaining complex UGC strategies or presenting conversion data, readability isn't optional, it's essential.

Typeface

Poppins

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4.3

Web design Hierarchy

headings

Tomato Grotesk semibold

6.5 rem / 80% / -0.03Rem

Heading 1

Tomato Grotesk semibold

4.9 rem / 90% / -0.03Rem

Heading 2

Tomato Grotesk semibold

4.34 rem / 90% / -0.03REM

Heading 3

Tomato Grotesk semibold

3.9 rem / 98% / -0.03REM

Heading 4

Tomato Grotesk semibold

2.19 rem / 90% / 0%

Heading 5

Tomato Grotesk semibold

1 rem / 120% / 10% / aa

Heading 6

body

Poppins

24 / 150% / 0%

Text Large

At Contentjet, we believe in the power of high-converting content to connect brands with their audiences. Our goal is to deliver performance-focused UGC that drives measurable results across all paid social platforms.

Poppins

20 / 150% / 0%

Text Medium

At Contentjet, we believe in the power of high-converting content to connect brands with their audiences. Our goal is to deliver performance-focused UGC that drives measurable results across all paid social platforms.

Poppins

18 / 150% / 0%

Text Regular

At Contentjet, we believe in the power of high-converting content to connect brands with their audiences. Our goal is to deliver performance-focused UGC that drives measurable results across all paid social platforms.

Poppins

16 / 150% / 0%

Text Small

At Contentjet, we believe in the power of high-converting content to connect brands with their audiences. Our goal is to deliver performance-focused UGC that drives measurable results across all paid social platforms.

Poppins

14 / 150% / 0%

Text Tiny

At Contentjet, we believe in the power of high-converting content to connect brands with their audiences. Our goal is to deliver performance-focused UGC that drives measurable results across all paid social platforms.
4.4

Do’s and Don’ts

Do
Follow the established typography hierarchy to maintain
clarity and order across platforms.
Don’t:
Avoid using PT Mono for long paragraphs or large bodies of text,
as it’s better suited for short-form content such as buttons or tags.
Do:
Stick to the specified sizes for headings and body text
to ensure consistency and legibility.
Don’t:
Avoid overusing bold or italic text to preserve visual balance
and hierarchy.