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Hi-Doctor

Brand

The Hi-Doctor brand

Everything that makes Hi-Doctor look and sound like itself — the logo, the colours, the type, the gradients, and the rules that hold them together.

Logo

The mark and the lockup

The mark is a rounded green square carrying a white plus. The horizontal lockup pairs it with the Hi-Doctor wordmark. Use the artwork exactly as supplied.

Mark

Mark

The standalone tile, for avatars, favicons, and app icons.

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Mark, inverse

Mark, inverse

The same tile, prepared for dark surfaces.

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Horizontal lockup

Horizontal lockup

The default signature on light surfaces.

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Horizontal lockup, inverse

Horizontal lockup, inverse

The signature for deep-green bands.

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Usage rules

Four rules cover almost every situation. When in doubt, do less.

Clear space

Keep the width of one plus arm free on every side of the logo. Text, images, and other logos stay outside it.

Minimum size

The mark never renders below 24 px and the lockup never below 96 px wide. Below that, write the name instead.

Leave it as it is

Never recolor, rotate, stretch, or outline the logo, and never add shadows, gradients, or other effects.

Quiet backgrounds

Place the logo on white, mist, or deep green — never on busy photography or competing colour.

Colour

A quiet, clinical palette

Ink on white does most of the work. Green carries the brand; blue, pink, and olive belong to the treatment categories.

Select any swatch to copy its hex value.

Neutrals

Brand greens

Category accents

Gradients

One shader, four palettes

The grain gradient is the signature surface: a soft, moving wash with film grain. It appears in hero bands and category headers — always behind white text, never behind body copy.

General
weight
sexual
hair

Reserved for hero bands and category theming.

Typography

One family, Inter

Inter sets every surface. Display sizes use weight 600 with tight tracking; body copy is weight 400 and never smaller than 14 px.

Display57 px · 600 · tight
Heading40 px · 600 · tight
Title24 px · 600
Subhead20 px · 600
Body16 px · 400
Eyebrow13 px · 500 · uppercase · +0.05 em

JetBrains Mono, for metadata only

Reference numbers, timestamps, and audit trails set in JetBrains Mono — uppercase, wide tracking, small sizes. It never carries sentences.

UPDATED 13 AUG 2026 · 09:41 UTC

Geometry and motion

Square corners, soft rhythm

Three radii cover the system: 4 px for controls, 16 px for cards, 24 px for bands and large containers. Nothing is pill-shaped.

Radius

4 px

Buttons, inputs, chips

16 px

Cards

24 px

Bands and large containers

Motion

Animation moves through transforms and opacity only — never width, height, or shadow. Elements arrive in 240 ms and leave in 160 ms.

Transform and opacity240 ms in160 ms out

Components

The working set

The primitives every page is built from, rendered live with the same classes the product uses.

Buttons

Online visitOnline visit

Status chips

Online visitOnline visitOnline visit

Card

Your consultation is being reviewed

A licensed doctor is reading your answers. You will hear from us as soon as there is a decision.

Just now

Voice

Calm, clear, honest, human

We write the way a good doctor speaks: plainly, and without drama. No exclamation marks, no urgency tricks, no jargon where a plain word exists.

Calm

No exclamation marks. Health is serious enough without shouting.

Clear

Short sentences and plain words — the reader never has to re-read.

Honest

We say what we do and what we do not do, including that we never sell or ship medication.

Human

Warm but professional, written to one person at a time.

Do

A licensed doctor reviews your answers and decides whether treatment is right for you.

Don't

Amazing!! Order your meds NOW — this offer won't last!!

The brand

Questions about the brand?

Press, partnerships, or a usage question — write to us and we will help.

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HI-DOCTOR NEWSLETTER

We'll tell you when we add new treatments.

At most 2 emails a month. No spam. Updates on online health, EU telemedicine, and clinical guides signed by licensed doctors.