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Our typeface

Using type

Our typeface

Manrope is our core typeface. It’s modern, approachable, and gives GES a clear, professional tone across all brand communications.

 

For longer text or digital use, we pair it with Inter — a highly legible typeface designed for readability at all sizes. Together, they keep our typography consistent, flexible, and easy to work with.

Using type

Typography plays a key role in how the GES brand is seen and understood. This section covers how to use our typefaces clearly and consistently, from applying hierarchy and colour contrast to choosing the right fallback when brand fonts aren’t available.

Hierarchy

We use Manrope Medium as our default weight for most text. For headings, use Manrope Bold or Extra Bold to add structure and emphasis.

 

For longer body text, especially in digital formats, Inter Regular is preferred for improved legibility and reading comfort. Use consistently to create clear, accessible hierarchy across all applications.

Download fonts

Photo of a study hall area with desks and people studying.

Type on colour

Always aim for maximum contrast when placing text on coloured backgrounds. For core colours, use white or black, whichever provides the highest legibility and meets accessibility standards.

 

When working with the extended palette, follow the same rules as the tone-on-tone colour pairing guidance. Choose the darkest or lightest shade of the same colour family to maintain contrast while staying visually consistent.

 

If in doubt, use the Colour Pairing Tool or refer to examples in the Expression section.

Graphic depicting a mountain peak at sunset cropped in a circle with the words RANGE CRAZY above and below.
Graphic depicting a mountain peak at sunset cropped in a circle with the words RANGE CRAZY above and below.
Photo of a study hall area with desks and people studying.

Fallback font

If Manrope and Inter aren’t available in the tool you’re using, use Arial Regular for body text and Arial Bold for headings. This fallback is only for cases where our brand fonts can’t be applied, usually in quick-turn sales documents or platforms with font limitations. For anything public facing, always go through the marketing team to ensure brand consistency.

 

Arial is a backup, not a replacement.

Photo of a study hall area with desks and people studying.

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Typography

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Our typeface

Using type

Our typeface

Manrope is our core typeface. It’s modern, approachable, and gives GES a clear, professional tone across all brand communications.

 

For longer text or digital use, we pair it with Inter — a highly legible typeface designed for readability at all sizes. Together, they keep our typography consistent, flexible, and easy to work with.

Using type

Typography plays a key role in how the GES brand is seen and understood. This section covers how to use our typefaces clearly and consistently, from applying hierarchy and colour contrast to choosing the right fallback when brand fonts aren’t available.

Hierarchy

We use Manrope Medium as our default weight for most text. For headings, use Manrope Bold or Extra Bold to add structure and emphasis.

 

For longer body text, especially in digital formats, Inter Regular is preferred for improved legibility and reading comfort. Use consistently to create clear, accessible hierarchy across all applications.

Download fonts

Photo of a study hall area with desks and people studying.

Type on colour

Always aim for maximum contrast when placing text on coloured backgrounds. For core colours, use white or black, whichever provides the highest legibility and meets accessibility standards.

 

When working with the extended palette, follow the same rules as the tone-on-tone colour pairing guidance. Choose the darkest or lightest shade of the same colour family to maintain contrast while staying visually consistent.

 

If in doubt, use the Colour Pairing Tool or refer to examples in the Expression section.

Graphic depicting a mountain peak at sunset cropped in a circle with the words RANGE CRAZY above and below.
Graphic depicting a mountain peak at sunset cropped in a circle with the words RANGE CRAZY above and below.
Photo of a study hall area with desks and people studying.

Fallback font

If Manrope and Inter aren’t available in the tool you’re using, use Arial Regular for body text and Arial Bold for headings. This fallback is only for cases where our brand fonts can’t be applied, usually in quick-turn sales documents or platforms with font limitations. For anything public facing, always go through the marketing team to ensure brand consistency.

 

Arial is a backup, not a replacement.

Photo of a study hall area with desks and people studying.

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Colours

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Showcase

© Gudstuff Design Ltd

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Typography

Contents

Our typeface

Using type

Our typeface

Manrope is our core typeface. It’s modern, approachable, and gives GES a clear, professional tone across all brand communications.

 

For longer text or digital use, we pair it with Inter — a highly legible typeface designed for readability at all sizes. Together, they keep our typography consistent, flexible, and easy to work with.

Using type

Typography plays a key role in how the GES brand is seen and understood. This section covers how to use our typefaces clearly and consistently, from applying hierarchy and colour contrast to choosing the right fallback when brand fonts aren’t available.

Hierarchy

We use Manrope Medium as our default weight for most text. For headings, use Manrope Bold or Extra Bold to add structure and emphasis.

 

For longer body text, especially in digital formats, Inter Regular is preferred for improved legibility and reading comfort. Use consistently to create clear, accessible hierarchy across all applications.

Download fonts

Photo of a study hall area with desks and people studying.

Type on colour

Always aim for maximum contrast when placing text on coloured backgrounds. For core colours, use white or black, whichever provides the highest legibility and meets accessibility standards.

 

When working with the extended palette, follow the same rules as the tone-on-tone colour pairing guidance. Choose the darkest or lightest shade of the same colour family to maintain contrast while staying visually consistent.

 

If in doubt, use the Colour Pairing Tool or refer to examples in the Expression section.

Graphic depicting a mountain peak at sunset cropped in a circle with the words RANGE CRAZY above and below.
Graphic depicting a mountain peak at sunset cropped in a circle with the words RANGE CRAZY above and below.
Photo of a study hall area with desks and people studying.

Fallback font

If Manrope and Inter aren’t available in the tool you’re using, use Arial Regular for body text and Arial Bold for headings. This fallback is only for cases where our brand fonts can’t be applied, usually in quick-turn sales documents or platforms with font limitations. For anything public facing, always go through the marketing team to ensure brand consistency.

 

Arial is a backup, not a replacement.

Photo of a study hall area with desks and people studying.

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Expression

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