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dcab® brand guidelines

dcab

How to use the dcab name, logo, colors and voice — consistently, across every touchpoint and public document.

01 · The name

Always lowercase: dcab

The name is written "dcab" — never "Dcab," "DCAB," or "D-Cab." Lowercase is the wordmark, in running text, in headlines, at the start of a sentence, and in speech: always lowercase.

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Dcab, DCAB, D-Cab
03 · Color

Palette

One dark, one purple, one green. Purple carries the brand; green is reserved for CTAs and "go" moments — don't use it decoratively.

Purple — primary#876BED
Green — accent / CTA#34E19A
Dark — hero / footer / text#17142A
Card tint#F4F1FD
Usage rule

Backgrounds are dark (#17142A) or light (#FFFFFF / #F4F1FD) — never both accents at full saturation on the same surface. Green is a signal color: earnings figures, primary CTA buttons, live/active status. Purple is the brand color: logo, headlines, links, secondary UI.

04 · Typography

Type

Plus Jakarta Sans, throughout — headlines at 700–800 weight, body copy at 500–600. No serif, no script, no second typeface.

Display / 800Something smart is coming.
Heading / 700Zero capex, zero operational burden.
Body / 500dcab is built in Dubai. We’ll share more soon — until then, write to hello@dcab.com.
05 · Voice

Voice & tone

Warm, plain, concrete. Write like you're explaining something useful to a smart friend, not launching a product on stage.

Tagline options

"Something smart is coming."

"Built in Dubai."

Never say
revolutionary disruptive game-changing world's first
07 · Social handles

@dcab, everywhere

The handle @dcab is registered under the same trademark on every platform below. Any other account using the dcab name or mark is not affiliated with us.

Facebook @dcab Instagram @dcab LinkedIn /company/dcab YouTube @dcab X @dcab Threads @dcab Pinterest @dcab Medium @dcab GitHub @dcab