Branding & Visual Identity
AIPolicy is an open standard — and it deserves a recognizable visual identity. We are building it in the open, together with the community.
Why AIPolicy Needs a Visual Identity
An open standard lives or dies by recognition and trust. When a website adopts AIPolicy, visitors and AI systems alike should instantly recognize what that means. Think of the "AIPolicy Inside" concept — a visual trust signal that communicates responsible AI governance at a glance.
Recognizable Mark
A consistent logo and badge system makes AIPolicy instantly identifiable across the web.
Trust Signal
Adopters can display the badge to show visitors their commitment to AI transparency.
Community-Driven
The design process is open to everyone. No backroom decisions — full transparency.
Transparent from Day One
Every step of the branding process is documented publicly. Anyone can follow along.
Call for Designers
We are looking for talented designers to help create the AIPolicy visual identity. This is a community effort for an open standard — your work will be seen by thousands of websites and developers worldwide.
What We Need
Primary logo + compact icon variant
Badges for conformance levels 1, 2, and 3
Extended palette building on our core indigo
Font recommendations and type hierarchy
This is a volunteer contribution to an open standard. All selected designers will receive proper attribution in the project, on the website, and in the specification itself.
Submit Your DesignHow to Participate
Submissions follow the standard open-source contribution workflow via GitHub.
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Fork the repository
Fork anthropics/aipolicy-spec to your own GitHub account.
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Add your designs
Place all files in the
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Submit a Pull Request
Your PR should include:
- SVG source files (vector, editable)
- PNG exports at various sizes (32px, 64px, 128px, 256px, 512px)
- A brief design rationale (README.md in your submission folder)
- License confirmation (see licensing note below)
Timeline
The branding process follows a phased approach to ensure fairness and quality.
Call for Submissions
CurrentOpen call for designers to submit their logo and badge concepts. Accepting submissions now.
Community Review & Shortlisting
4 weeks after launchThe Technical Committee reviews all submissions and creates a shortlist of finalists based on quality, accessibility, and adherence to guidelines.
Community Vote
2 weeksPublic vote on shortlisted designs. One vote per GitHub account. Results published transparently.
Refinement
2 weeksCollaboration with the selected designer to polish the winning design, ensure all variants work, and finalize the complete brand kit.
Final Approval & Rollout
Official adoption of the new identity across the AIPolicy website, specification documents, and brand kit distribution to adopters.
Voting Model
The community decides which design becomes the official AIPolicy identity. The process is designed to be fair, transparent, and resistant to manipulation.
All shortlisted designs are presented side by side. Voting is open to everyone.
Authentication via GitHub ensures one person, one vote.
Minimum account age required. Contribution history is considered as a weighting factor.
The committee retains final veto for accessibility or usability concerns only.
All votes are public. Results and rationale will be published in full.
Licensing
Current Interim Identity
Until the community process concludes, we use a minimal text-only identity.
Text-only Wordmark
- Typeface: Inter Bold
- Primary Color: Deep Indigo
#4F46E5 - Tracking: -0.025em (tight)
Get Involved
- GitHub Repository: anthropics/aipolicy-spec — Fork, submit, and track the branding process.
- Discussion Forum: GitHub Discussions — Ask questions, share ideas, give feedback on submissions.
- Email: hello@aipolicy-spec.org — For direct inquiries about the branding process.