Using this document
These visual directions are based on the +one Component Library, the live design system used to build the app. These recommendations do not replace checking materials directly with the TCCC Legal team before publishing.
Logo
The +one identity is a lowercase wordmark whose o is a continuous color ring — the same spectrum that runs through the app. Three lockups cover every context, each available in full color and in single-color (mono) form.
A1 — Endorsed lockup
Wordmark with the Powered by The Coca-Cola Company signature. The default for external and partner-facing use, where the Coca-Cola relationship must be explicit.
A2 — Corporate lockup
Wordmark with The Coca-Cola Company signature, without the “Powered by” qualifier. Use where the endorsement is already established in surrounding copy.
A3 — Wordmark
The wordmark alone. Used in-product and anywhere the Coca-Cola endorsement appears elsewhere on the same surface.
Color, mono and inverse
Four finishes for every lockup. Pick by background, not by preference.
Color is the preferred finish, on white, Off White or any light, quiet background. Color inverse keeps the ring and reverses the wordmark to white, for Ink or Black backgrounds. Mono black is single-color Ink, for one-color print, engraving and embossing. Mono white is for dark or busy backgrounds where the color ring would not hold up.
A1 — Endorsed lockup
Color
Color inverse
Mono black
Mono white
A2 — Corporate lockup
Color
Color inverse
Mono black
Mono white
A3 — Wordmark
Color
Color inverse
Mono black
Mono white
Clear space
Recommendation — derived from the artwork
Keep a minimum clear space of x on all four sides, where x is the height of the + symbol in the lockup you are using — 55.5 units in the 313 × 76 wordmark, or about 73% of the wordmark’s height.
- x for A3 wordmark0.73 × lockup height
- x for A1 / A20.48 × lockup height (the signature line sits inside the lockup)
Nothing enters this zone — no type, rules, image edges, page trim or other logos.
Minimum size
Recommendation — set by the legibility of the smallest element in each lockup
Below this the Coca-Cola signature stops being legible.
Do and don’t
Recommendation — authored for this document
Use the supplied artwork at its original proportions, with clear space respected.
Switch to mono white when a background is dark, busy or low-contrast.
Lead with the endorsed A1 lockup in partner and co-branded material.
Never stretch, squash or otherwise distort the lockup. Scale proportionally.
The color ring belongs to the o only. Never flood the whole wordmark with the gradient.
Don’t recolor the wordmark. Mono means Ink or white — nothing else.
Don’t rotate or set the logo on an angle. It always sits on the horizontal.
No shadows, glows, bevels, outlines or other effects.
Don’t place the color logo on saturated or competing color. Use a mono finish instead.
App icon
The production app icon is a soft mesh gradient — red through orange into teal — carrying the wordmark reversed to white. It is delivered as finished artwork and must not be rebuilt.
Production artwork
- Master size1024 × 1024 px, sRGB, no alpha
- ArtworkMesh gradient with the +one wordmark in white
- Corner maskingApplied by the OS — supply the full square
- WordmarkLocked in position and scale; do not re-typeset
Delivery sizes
Export from the 1024 master — never scale a small icon up

App Store / Play

Play listing

iPhone @3x

iPhone @2x

Settings @3x

Notification
Platform masks
The same square artwork, masked five ways by Android launchers and iOS





Colors
+one runs on a near-monochrome palette so that photography, partner brands and the color ring can carry all the energy. There is one brand gradient and one neutral scale — no secondary brand colors.
Color Wave
The brand gradient. Used for the logo ring, brand buttons and accent moments.
Light appearance
Dark appearance
The Color Wave is appearance-dependent. In light it runs red through orange into cyan. In dark it shifts to violet through red into amber — cooler at the start, warmer at the end, and lower in chroma so it holds against a black page. It is the same gradient token resolving per appearance, not a second brand gradient, so never use the light values on a dark surface.
Orientation is set per application, not fixed. The Brand button runs the spectrum left to right; the Dot Wave brand graphic reverses it; the logo applies it conically around the o and does not change between appearances. Always take the gradient from the supplied artwork rather than rebuilding it.
Neutral palette
Click any swatch to copy its hex
Light and dark
The same palette, reassigned. Both appearances ship in the app.
Give a little, change a lot
Secondary copy sits in Graphite.
- Page#FAFAFA
- Card surface#FFFFFF
- Subtle fill#F2F2F2
- Primary text#141414
- Secondary text#3F3F3F
- Disabled#C6C6C6
Give a little, change a lot
Secondary copy sits in Silver.
- Page#000000
- Card surface#141414
- Subtle fill#353535
- Primary text#FAFAFA
- Secondary text#C6C6C6
- Disabled#6E6E6E
Typography
+one sets everything in TCCC Unity, the Coca-Cola Company’s proprietary typeface. Two cuts do all the work: Headline for titles, Text for everything you read.
TCCC Unity is licensed, not open
TCCC Unity is owned by The Coca-Cola Company and protected by copyright. The right to use it is granted free of charge, with no separate font license required — but only for work destined for The Coca-Cola Company. Making the font available to third parties outside that need is not permitted, and you must take reasonable measures to protect it from unauthorized access.
TCCC Unity Headline
“TCCC Unity Head”Titles, section headings, tab-bar labels. Tighter and more assertive than Text.
Aa
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 &@+
TCCC Unity Text
“TCCC Unity”Body copy, captions, buttons, form fields — anything read at length or at small sizes.
Aa
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 &@+
Type scale
The styles used across the app, straight from the component library
| Style | Specimen | Family | Weight | Size / line | Tracking |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Title 1 | Give a little | Headline | Bold 700 | 24 / 32 | 0 |
| Title 2 | Give a little | Headline | Regular 400 | 24 / 32 | 0 |
| Title 3 | Give a little | Headline | Bold 700 | 18 / 24 | 0 |
| Body | Give a little, change a lot | Text | Medium 500 | 16 / 24 | 0 |
| Callout | Give a little, change a lot | Text | Regular 400 | 16 / 28 | 0 |
| Subhead | Give a little | Text | Bold 700 | 12 / 16 | +1.5 |
| Caption 1 | Give a little, change a lot | Text | Medium 500 | 12 / 20 | 0 |
| Caption 2 | Give a little, change a lot | Text | Regular 400 | 10 / 16 | 0 |
| Navigation title | Give | Text | Medium 500 | 16 / 24 | 0 |
| Navigation accessory | Cancel | Text | Regular 400 | 16 / 28 | 0 |
| Tab bar item | Rewards | Headline | Medium 500 | 10 / 20 | 0 |
| Tab bar item · selected | Rewards | Headline | Bold 700 | 10 / 20 | 0 |
Sizes are in points at the device’s default text size. The app supports OS-level dynamic type, so every style scales up and down — never hard-code a pixel height that assumes the default. The library also reserves Large Title, Headline and Footnote for future use; they are not applied in the shipped UI and are omitted here rather than guessed at.
Icons
One line-drawn set, drawn on a 24 × 24 grid with a consistent stroke. Icons carry the current text color — Ink on light, Off White on dark — and are never recolored to sit outside the palette.
No icons match that name.
Grid and safe area
From the component library
- Artwork grid24 × 24 px
- Safe area46 × 46 px — the minimum tappable and layout box
- ColorInherits text color; never a brand or accent color
- StylesOutline is the default; Filled marks a selected or active state
- Set size49 icons
Draw at 24 × 24 but always place inside the 46 × 46 safe area, so icons align optically and meet minimum target size. Don’t crop, rotate or add fills to an outline icon.
Icons need words
Accessibility guidance from the component library
Icon meaning is not universal — it shifts across cultures, ages and abilities. Pair any icon that carries meaning with a text label, and give it a description that names the action (“Close”, “Search”, “Menu”) rather than the picture (“x”, “magnifying glass”, “icon”).
Screens
The foundations working together across the app’s main tabs, in both appearances. Each screen scrolls inside its frame — the tab bar stays pinned, as it does in the app.
These are design renders from the +one Component Library, not live screenshots. Use them to see how the palette, type scale, iconography and buttons combine — not as a specification for any individual screen.
Home
The feed and the onboarding survey that shapes it
Give
Cause discovery and a single cause in detail
Arcade
Game entry and the level-up modal
Profile & Rewards
Account settings and a rewards tier
Downloads
Every asset on this page, ready to use. Logos ship as SVG for scalable use and PNG at 1×/2×/3× — all with transparent backgrounds.
Logo pack
12 lockup variants · SVG + PNG @1–3× · 0.8 MB
App icon pack
1024 master plus 512, 256, 180, 120, 87, 60 px · 0.9 MB