The complete design system and brand guide for Stagetub — the event and gig management platform built for the rhythm of live performance. Everything a partner needs to use the Stagetub identity correctly.
Four pillars hold the brand together. Every design decision, every line of copy, every gig poster and product screen ripples back to these.
A sculpted slab letterform 'S' with two angled cuts that nod to stage risers and sound waves. Read together: a monogram, an equaliser and a stage — all at once.
The mark sits on a 100×100 grid. Always surround it with clear space equal to one bar height ('X'). Nothing — no type, image edge or UI chrome — should sit inside that zone.
Four colours, picked deliberately. Purple is the hero. Lime is the spark. Cream and Stage Black anchor everything in between.
Every approved Stagetub pairing has been contrast-tested. The matrix below shows which combinations are safe for body text, which are large-text only, and which to avoid entirely. Numbers are calculated WCAG contrast ratios.
One typeface family does everything: Urbanist. Extra Bold (800) for headlines, Regular (400) for body. Restraint is the brand here.
Stagetub sounds like the person running the soundboard, not the one running the IPO. Direct, confident, and on the side of the artist.
From product screens to a tote at a festival gate. Here's what the system looks like on the ground.
Everything a partner or collaborator needs to use the Stagetub identity. Request access and we'll share the full kit.
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