The Mark
One icon, oversized, bleeding off the canvas. The most confident way to use the brand — for covers, ad units, and section openers when you want the mark itself to be the moment.
A single source of truth for the OneIMS visual identity — logo, color, type, and the small details that make every touchpoint feel inevitably ours. Use it for client work, internal decks, social, sales collateral, and anything that wears our name.
Every application of the logo should preserve the proportion, score color, and clearspace shown below. The thumbnails are just stage — the files themselves ship without backgrounds.
Two primaries do most of the heavy lifting. A neutral ramp keeps interfaces calm. Five accents bring punctuation when, and only when, a moment calls for it.
One typeface. Four weights. Used with intention, it carries everything from kilowatt headlines to footnote-fine compliance copy. Italic light is reserved for emphasis — a wink, not a shout.
Body copy carries the work. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. This is a text link in surrounding copy.
Subtle radius. Honest contrast. The hover should feel like the button is stepping toward the user — not lighting up. Pair buttons to the surface, never against it.
Each pattern below has a job — presence, composition, energy, system, reach, momentum. The set is informed by how the best B2B brands (HP, IBM, Stripe, Linear) use geometry to carry meaning. Pick the one that fits the moment. Never two on the same surface.
One icon, oversized, bleeding off the canvas. The most confident way to use the brand — for covers, ad units, and section openers when you want the mark itself to be the moment.
A triangular polygon grid with a few solid cells acting as anchors. Use as a textural backdrop on quote cards, testimonials, and longform editorial covers — anywhere you want the page to feel built, not decorated.
Short diagonal slashes — the same scoring that lives inside the icon, pulled out and amplified. Use as an accent strip, divider, or motion device. Never as a full background.
The icon's silhouette repeated as a wireframe lattice with selective accent cells. Use for system diagrams, integrations, infrastructure stories, and anything that needs to feel architectural.
Concentric arcs broadcasting from a focal point — a direct visualization of AI visibility, citation reach, and audience signal. Use anywhere the story is about being heard, found, or recommended.
A field of chevrons stepping rightward with a brightening gradient — the visual shorthand for forward motion, growth, and pipeline velocity. Use on case-study covers, results sections, and anything outcome-driven.
Motion is felt, not seen. Every loop below runs slowly enough that you
register it peripherally and then forget it's there — the Apple
principle. All four animations use transform & opacity only,
respect prefers-reduced-motion,
and stay between 7–18 seconds per cycle.
The inner three rings breathe in opacity, staggered 1.2s apart. No expanding pings — just a slow shimmer at the focal point. Atmosphere, not announcement.
animation: ringGlow 8s ease-in-out infinite;
The OneIMS icon, set on Dark Blue, breathing through a soft Blue glow. Reserved for hero treatments and loading screens — never UI chrome.
filter: drop-shadow(0 0 36px rgba(50,170,235,.65))
Chevrons creep rightward at 3 pixels per second — visible only on a second look. Use as quiet underline beneath momentum sections.
animation: driftBg 18s linear infinite;
Lattice cells brighten one at a time, never both. Opacity-only — no scaling, no blinking. The grid stays calm; activity is implied, not announced.
animation: shimmerHex 9s ease-in-out infinite;
The score pattern dims to 65% and recovers, no scaling. A long inhale-exhale. Use on loading and idle states where the page must still feel alive.
animation: breathe 7s ease-in-out infinite;
prefers-reduced-motion: reduce.One stroke weight. One corner discipline. Used together, the OneIMS icon set reads like a sentence — never a costume box. Treat icons as punctuation: they reinforce a label, never replace it.
Every glyph lives inside a 24-unit square with a 2-unit padding ring.
Strokes are rounded; joins are rounded; counters are open. Filled
variants (bi-*-fill) exist for emphasis, but the system
is line-first.
24 × 24 · 2-unit safe area1.5px · round caps · round joins2px radius on outer hullscurrentColor — inherits surrounding text#11284F on light · Blue #32AAEB on darkButtons, nav, status, table actions, anything sized ≤24px. 1.5px stroke, round caps, line-first.
Service cards, capability grids, framework openers, decks. Single-color filled glyphs, recolored via mask-image.
background.#000 — never use it as <img>.Five sizes cover every situation. Pick the smallest size that remains crisply legible at the intended viewing distance.
These are the visual frameworks that anchor every OneIMS narrative — the strategic shortcuts we use in decks, pitches, RFPs, and content. Use the official artwork; don't redraw them by hand.
A four-pillar system for earning citations from ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. Each pillar builds on the last; 90 days end-to-end is the target cadence.
OneIMS' multiplicative growth model — the levers we pull to compound revenue across paid, owned, and earned.
OneIMS' proven engagement methodology — five stages that take a partnership from discovery to compounding performance.
The hidden architecture of B2B demand — from the 3% actively buying to the 97% still latent. Used to explain why most pipeline goes uncaptured.
Data viz follows the same restraint as the rest of the system: OneIMS Blue carries the primary series, Dark Blue anchors the axis, and accents step in only for comparison or alert. Built with Chart.js and Tailwind so any team can drop these into a dashboard or deck in minutes.
Animated frameworks, stat reveals, and lower-thirds — the visual language extended into motion. Use these as design specs: hand the looping preview and the spec block to your motion designer; the system will render identically in After Effects, Premiere, or Lottie.
Four chevrons cascade in over 2.5s, then the AI Search Readiness Loop lockup settles in the center. Use as a title card opener or 5-second pre-roll.
The official MAPS framework diagram, set in motion. Background circles settle in first, the four chevrons cascade M → A → S → P, the dashed arrows draw between them, then the labels land. Use as a hero intro, webinar opener, or sales-deck title card.
Number counts 0 → target while Signal Rings pulse behind. Hand-off ships with a single tweak variable.
A 2-line speaker tag pinned to the bottom-left, fronted by a thin blue accent rule. No panel, no gloss — just type, the way a clean keynote does it.
A quiet, single-stat reveal in italic light type. Number rises, a five-bar growth chart steps in, caption follows. Loops every 6 seconds without ever feeling busy.
Eyebrow + headline + accent underline + URL stagger in over 2 seconds. Holds on the underline while the video resolves.
Bars race out left-to-right with a 0.2s stagger between rows. Numbers and labels hold; bars retract on loop. Use as a 7-second video cutaway.
Each card ships with a Still PNG, a Spec JSON, and the source
SVG where the stage is vector. Drag the SVG straight into Premiere as a graphics
layer, or feed the spec to a motion designer to bake a real .mogrt in After Effects.
The result drops into any Premiere project with editable text and color tokens already wired.
.mogrt
04 Import to Premiere · Essential Graphics
Plain, direct, occasionally sharp. We earn authority by saying the useful thing — not the safe thing. Four traits anchor every piece of OneIMS writing, from a 60-second LinkedIn post to a 60-page playbook.
Lead with the answer. Elaborate after. If a sentence doesn't earn its keep, cut it.
We have the data and the scars. We say what we believe — not "it depends" hedges.
Numbers, names, examples. "+18% pipeline in 90 days" beats "drive growth at scale."
We treat marketing as a moving system, not a settled one. We test, learn, and say so.
Templates that carry the brand into the feed.
Five platform-sized layouts that pair OneIMS patterns with a real piece of data, a real headline, and a real caption. Drop in your stat, swap the copy, ship. Each template ships with platform-tuned captions — LinkedIn long-form, X short-form, Instagram conversational.
The Stat Card
One number, one claim, the Signal Rings field behind it. Use for milestone announcements and research drops.
The Framework Teaser
Headline-led, framework-as-proof layout. Use for thought-leadership posts, gated playbooks, webinar promo.
The Chart Drop
Single-chart, single-takeaway layout. Use for data drops, research highlights, "did you know" posts.
The Story Stat
Full-bleed vertical for IG / TikTok / Reels covers. Pair with a swipe-up or sticker poll.
The Pull Quote
Punch-line in the brand voice on the Score pattern. Use for podcast clips, founder posts, op-ed snippets.
How to use these