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Essential, clean, rigorous; the logo and payoff stay clear of the content. Gradient- and solid-logo versions.
1.1 · The Brand Core
This document outlines the design journey behind FIS's visual identity.
The starting point was the FIS logo, the core of the entire visual system.
The outcome is a refresh that does not disrupt, but enhances.
The logo and its recognition, unchanged.
A structured language across every touchpoint.
More expressive, more functional, more consistent.
1.2 · Purpose
Our purpose is rooted in a deep conviction about the reliability of therapies.
For us, speed is the ability to act with method, vision, and strength.
The fastest formula to reliability for the therapies people really need
1.3 · Payoff
Science you Trust,
Results that Matter
The new payoff is a promise of responsibility before performance.
An approach to research and innovation grounded in rigor, quality, and transparency.
Tangible impact that improves people's lives.
1.4 · Tone of Voice
We communicate with expertise and authority, yet without rigidity.
2.1 · How to write the company name
Clear rules ensure a consistent company name across all materials.
Write the registered name exactly as shown.
Use the simplified form, uppercase, no punctuation.
2.2 · Logo
The FIS logo remains unchanged in structure and distinctive elements.
A gradient variant expands the visual language, conveying dynamism and innovation.
The gradient is applied only to the monogram; the payoff stays in the corporate color.
Keep a clear space around the mark, measured by the “I” of the symbol.
Below 30 mm, drop the payoff. Minimum monogram size: 4 mm.
In single-color printing, use the non-gradient version, positive or negative.
Use the positive or white version, whichever ensures legibility.
These alterations must never be applied to the mark.
2.3 · Colors
A clear, consistent, and distinctive color system.
The foundation of the identity: logotype, key elements, institutional components. Conveys solidity, authority, reliability.
Complementary tones that enrich the visual language: editorial layouts, informational materials, digital content.
Screen-accurate HEX/RGB versions of the secondary colours, validated for on-screen use to keep print and digital applications consistent.
The data-visualization palette, optimized for charts and infographics.
Standard · navy → blue
Reversed · exceptional cases only
The gradient represents transformation: from knowledge to application.
2.4 · Typeface
Inter is the corporate typeface: modern, geometric, highly legible.
Batch numbers, codes, tabular data.
2.5 · Graphic shapes
A family of frames inspired by the geometry of the logo.
The graphic shape derives directly from the logo.
Custom frames work as containers, image masks, or decoration.
The corner cut can hold an accent colour, in any of its four orientations.
Negative space creates depth and lets key content stand out.
2.6 · Icon examples
A cohesive, functional icon system based on essential forms, usable as linear symbols or within solid shapes.
The iconographic language is modular: icons work as linear symbols or placed within solid shapes from the graphic system.
2.7 · Photographic style
Authentic and concrete, focused on people, processes, and places.





Photography prioritizes real-life scenes and authentic situations.
Conceptual imagery stays understated, clear, and rigorous.
3 · Applications
The visual system applied across institutional, editorial, and digital touchpoints.
Essential, clean, rigorous; the logo and payoff stay clear of the content. Gradient- and solid-logo versions.
A consistent extension of the identity, continuity from the first contact.
A clean, structured layout for clear, authoritative media communications, with an “About FIS” boilerplate.
Institutional rigour and a contemporary identity; the cleaner back is dedicated to the logo.
Logo, payoff, and graphic system with clear personal information; a simpler variant for visitors.
People-centred imagery, a navy graphic blade and the logo; a cover for each plant and business area.
Section dividers built on the FIS graphic shape: solid, gradient, or photographic.
FIS presented through facts and figures within the editorial system.
A clean, essential layout for daily communications, with a dedicated event variant.
The full visual system in a professional feed: real people and graphic compositions.
A consistent, professional digital presence; the focus stays on people.
The system scales to environmental graphics for a recognisable presence at trade shows.
4 · Toolkit
Download the source brand assets: production-ready files for every team, across print and digital.