AdaptiveX Brand Styling FAQs

Question 1

Which fonts should I use with this Claude Code skill?

Accepted Answer

The skill specifies the Averta font family as the primary typeface. If Averta is unavailable, it provides a fallback chain of Arial and Helvetica.

Question 2

Can I use this skill for both print and digital materials?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the skill provides technical specifications for both RGB (digital) and CMYK (print) use, along with tailored application strategies for presentations, handouts, and web content.

Question 3

Does this skill provide guidance on writing style?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes brand voice notes to ensure content remains professional, innovation-forward, and collaborative, avoiding overly academic or prescriptive language.

Question 4

What are the primary colors defined in the AdaptiveX Brand Guidelines?

Accepted Answer

The primary brand color is AX Purple (#6B3FA0) for headers and key elements, supported by AX Yellow (#F9C80E) as a secondary accent color for highlights.

Question 5

How does the skill handle accessibility and color contrast?

Accepted Answer

It includes specific usage rules, such as pairing purple with white for WCAG AA compliance and strictly avoiding yellow text on white backgrounds due to insufficient contrast.

AdaptiveX Brand Styling

Key Features

Use Cases

AdaptiveX Brand Styling

Key Features

Use Cases