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Brand Book
December 2016
What is brand identity?
Why use these guidelines?
A brand identity represents the values, services, ideas and personality of an organisation. It is designed to increase recognition and build perceptions of the organisation in its chosen marketplace.
Rayner needs to manage how its brand is represented across all visual media in various different situations.
The corporate identity in this document has been created to fulfil this purpose. The guidelines explain how to correctly depict and brand consistently across different applications and in various markets to maintain the integrity and spirit of Rayner.
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Contents
4 Our mission & approach
5 Our Logo- Logo exclusion zone- Logo minimum size- Logo misuse
8 Our Strapline
9 Typography- Print- Digital- System- Type Setting
12 Colour palette- Corporate- Product- Legacy (old products)
15 Imagery- Photography- Graphic elements (lens, injector tech drawings etc)- Renders- Illustration
19 Brand in action- Ra yOne®
- FR Pro- Mus eum
This is a guide to the basic elements that make up our brand. It will let you get to know us better and tell our story accurately.
Our mission & approach 4
Our mission
Our approach
Our sole focus is to make better IOLs than anyone else. After all, it’s our products that remain in the patient’s eye when the surgeon is finished. As such, we plan to disrupt the industry by releasing a series of major breakthroughs in IOL design and delivery over the three years.
It has to be perfect and it has to fulfil our promise of renewed sight.
To build on our rich heritage of firsts, by continuing to think about the future needs of both surgeons and patients.
We will do this by remaining true to our scientific roots; having the audacity to question why; and by partnering surgeons to design solutions that really deliver better outcomes.
Our Logo 5
Our logoThis is our primary means of identifying our company, and should never be recreated or otherwise manipulated. This is essential to maintain a consistent presentation of our identity.
The Rayner logo must only be used from supplied files and as seen here.
SINGLE COLOUR (BLACK)This single colour version is our primary logo and should be used whenever possible.
NEGATIVE (WHITE)On occasion the logo will need to be reproduced reversed out. The logo should be reversed to white when printing on darker backgrounds.
Our Logo 6
Logo exclusion
Logo minimum sizes
A minimum exclusion zone has been defined to ensure that the logo is never over-shadowed by other text or images.
This exclusion zone helps to ensure clarity and improve impact. No other graphic or text should appear in this clear space.
The amount of exclusion is determined by the height of the inner triangle (figure 1.) This measurement is used to position the vertical and horizontal clear space areas.
To ensure that the Rayner logo is always legible and accurately reproduced, the minimum size for print is 25mm.
The minimum for web is 150 pixels. Minimum size for print: 25mm
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Our Logo 7
Logo misuseIt is essential that the logo is used correctly and consistently across all communication materials. All logos are available from Rayner.
Examples of how NOT to use the logo are shown below.
Do not place the logo and an angle.
Do not place the logo within another graphic or shape.
Do not stretch or distort the logo.
Do not trim, crop or bleed the logo off the edge of the page.
Do not change the colour of the logo or component parts.
Do not recreate the logo using another typeface.
Our strapline 8
Our straplineWe exist to enable surgeons to focus on what matters; patient’s sight. That’s why all our products are designed to streamline the surgical process and improve patient outcomes.
This purpose, along with the fact they have worked with surgeons for longer than anyone else, is captured within our strapline line...
Your skill. Our vision.
The strapline should be mainly used on exhibition stands and large format print collateral. However, it can also be used to help add gravitas to PR and surgeon specific content pieces.
Typography – PrintClear communication is an essential part of the Rayner brand. Used consistently, typography plays a significant role in reinforcing the brand.
It is vital that they are used correctly across all services, messages and materials. Typeface weights have different roles and uses which are shown here.
IMPORTANT: When using the corporate palette, please ensure the dark green is used for main headlines. The brighter green should be used a highlight colour.
For guidance on type setting, please see page 11.
Interstate Extra Light (Titles)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Interstate Light Italic (Body Copy)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Interstate Light (Body Copy)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Interstate Bold (Headings)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Interstate Extra LightInterstate Bold
Typography – Print 9
Typography – Digital & System 10
Typography – Digital Typography – System
Interstate Extra Light (Titles)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Trebuchet MS (Titles)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Interstate Light Italic (Body Copy)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Trebuchet MS Italic (Body Copy)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Interstate Light (Body Copy)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Trebuchet MS (Body Copy)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Interstate Bold (Headings)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Trebuchet MS (Headings)abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
For use across all digital media, such as apps,websites and animations.
For use across all Microsoft applications.
In cases where this font is not available, please use Trebuchet MS.
Type Setting – ColoursWe have two bold greens within our corporate palette. It’s important that they are used correctly to ensure our communications are clear and engaging for our customers.
Shown right are three ways of using the greens:
Option 1: All headlines and sub heads should be shown in our dark green for readability – particularly within printed collateral.
Option 2: If contrast between headlines is needed, the lighter green may be used, but only if the type size is above 12pt or bold.
Option 3: The light green can also be used to add a highlight within body copy.
Typography – Print 11
Headlines & sub headsin dark green for readability
Headlines in dark greenSub heads in light green if using bold typeface weight or large size
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Colour Palette – Corporate 12
Colour PaletteOur colours are grouped by function. The corporate palette should be used for all marketing where Rayner (the company) is the primary focus. For example, social channels, charity work and PR.
When using the assigned product colours shown across pages 13 and 14, they should take centre stage and be supported by the Rayner logo in either black or white.
Pantone 350cCMYK – 66/0/84/75
RGB – 13/63/21HEX – #0d3f15
Pantone 583cCMYK – 40/2/100/0
RGB – 177/200/0HEX – #b1c700
Pantone 432cCMYK – 75/64/52/56
RGB – 53/44/51HEX – #342b33
Pantone Cool Gray 7cCMYK – 46/36/35/2
RGB – 153/150/150HEX – #999595
CMYK – 0/0/0/0
RGB – 255/255/255HEX – #ffffff
Corporate Rayner corporate brand colours
Pantone Cool Gray 1cCMYK – 0/0/0/20
RGB – 218/218/218HEX – #dcdcdc
Colour Palette – Product 13
Colour PaletteProduct
RayOne® product colours
Product FR Pro product colours
RayOne®
Aspheric
RayOne®
Spheric
RayOne®
Toric
RayOne®
Trifocal
Pantone 7652cCMYK – 60/92/33/35
RGB – 97/29/78HEX – #611d4e
Pantone 121cCMYK – 4/11/73/0
RGB – 249/219/84HEX – #f9db54
Pantone 1805cCMYK – 11/94/74/12
RGB – 199/34/48HEX – #c72130
Pantone 7464cCMYK – 48/7/31/0
RGB – 145/195/183HEX – #91c3b7
Pantone 522cCMYK – 31/43/8/0
RGB – 185/151/187HEX – #b896ba
Pantone 3282cCMYK – 84/25/51/10
RGB – 31/133/123HEX – #1e847b
Pantone 124cCMYK – 7/36/100/0
RGB – 228/162/0HEX – #e3a200
Pantone 7702cCMYK – 68/15/17/2
RGB – 83/168/197HEX – #53a8c4
Pantone 5135cCMYK – 33/62/33/35
RGB – 136/81/131HEX – #875182
Pantone 7413cCMYK – 0/55/81/0
RGB – 239/133/51HEX – #ef8533
Pantone 7742cCMYK – 82/30/100/16
RGB – 61/119/35HEX – #3d7623
Pantone 7454cCMYK – 61/15/0/31
RGB – 77/135/175HEX – #4c87af
Pantone 7651cCMYK – 48/94/5/47
RGB – 97/2/84HEX – #610253
Pantone 4685cCMYK – 12/20/29/0
RGB – 228/205/180HEX – #e4cdb4
Pantone 262cCMYK – 69/96/37/44
RGB – 78/15/63HEX – #4d0f3f
Pantone 564cCMYK – 50/0/30/0
RGB – 137/203/190HEX – #89cbbe
Pantone 120cCMYK – 0/16/70/0
RGB – 253/213/90HEX – #fdd559
Pantone 291cCMYK – 40/0/0/10
RGB – 149/204/231HEX – #95cbe7
Methylvisc Ophteis
Ophteis Bio Ophteis +
Ophteis Bio Ophteis Max
Ophteis FRPro
Ophteis Bio
Colour Palette 14
Colour PaletteLegacy products
These colours are being used for the following legacy products. To avoid confusion, it’s important not to use any of the below when designing for our new product launches.
CMYK – 35/100/4/10
RGB – 164/0/121
HEX – #a30078
CMYK – 74/5/18/0
RGB – 45/178/205
HEX – #2db2cd
CMYK – 25/75/20/0
RGB – 193/88/158
HEX – #cc1579d
CMYK – 0/100/81/4
RGB – 224/0/39
HEX – #e00027
CMYK – 0/53/100/0
RGB – 2420/136/0
HEX – #f08700
CMYK – 40/2/100/0
RGB – 177/200/0
HEX – #b1c700
CMYK – 100/90/10/0
RGB – 35/48/142
HEX – #23308d
CMYK – 0/9/94/0
RGB – 255/223/0
HEX – #ffde0d
CMYK – 18/50/2/5
RGB – 203/140/182
HEX – #ca8bb5
CMYK – 37/3/9/0
RGB – 170/216/230
HEX – #a9d7e5
CMYK – 13/38/0/0
RGB – 220/173/207
HEX – #dcadce
CMYK – 0/60/49/3
RGB – 233/123/106
HEX – #e97b69
CMYK – 0/27/50/0
RGB – 248/196/131
HEX – #f7c383
CMYK – 25/0/80/2
RGB – 208/216/74
HEX – #cfd849
CMYK – 50/45/5/0
RGB – 143/135/186
HEX – #8f87b9
CMYK – 0/9/50/0
RGB – 255/229/143
HEX – #ffe58e
C-flex®
Aspheric
C-flex®
Superflex®
Aspheric
Superflex®
T–flex®
Aspheric
M–flex® Rayvisc®
Raytrace®
Sulcoflex®
M–flex® T
Imagery 15
PhotographyTo bring our brand to life and create stand out, we use distinctive photography. Wherever possible we prefer to commission images so that they are truly ownable and reflect us as an organisation. Stock images can be used, but only as support in educational pieces.
Photographer: Simon West ©2015
Graphic Elements 16
Graphic ElementsTo support our photography, graphic elements may be used. Please ensure any products are represented technically and all anatomy is clinically accurate. Some examples of graphics used already are shown below.
Imagery – Renders 17
RendersOur products can be hard to capture through photography alone, so we’ve created detailed renders for use. Any 3D assets commissioned should reflect the product’s true nature and not look fake.
Imagery – Illustration 18
IllustrationTo create impact, illustration can be used. When commissioning images, please ensure they are easy to understand and simple in their line style. If producing medical diagrams (bottom right), they must be scientifically correct.
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Brand in action 20
Brand in action – Product
Brand in action 21
Brand in action – Product
Brand in action 22
Brand in action – Museum
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