Aqovia

Aqovia

Design Specifications

Brand colours, logo usage, fonts and social-media image guidelines. This page is the public, LLM-friendly rendering of the design specification — all source assets live in the Design Specifications/ folder of this repository.

Colours

Primary
Teal
#00838A
Secondary
Sage
#B4D2C2
Accent
Vivid Orange
#FF6700
Accent
Cobalt
#126EF8
Neutral
White
#FFFFFF
Neutral
Jet Black
#030303
ColourColour NameColour Value
Primary colourTeal#00838A
Secondary colourSage#B4D2C2
Secondary/accent colourVivid Orange#FF6700
Secondary/accent colourCobalt#126EF8
Neutral colourWhite#FFFFFF
Neutral colourJet Black#030303

How to use colours

BackgroundForeground / TextAqovia Brand LogoNote
Teal WhiteWhite If background colour is Teal, use foreground text colour, icons, and Aqovia logo in White.
Sage Jet BlackBlack If background colour is Sage, use foreground text colour, icons, and Aqovia logo in Jet Black.
Vivid Orange Jet BlackBlack If background colour is Vivid Orange, use foreground text colour, icons, and Aqovia logo in Jet Black.
Cobalt WhiteWhite If background colour is Cobalt, use foreground text colour, icons, and Aqovia logo in White.
White / bright with image Teal, Jet BlackTeal If background colour is White or bright, use foreground headings and CTAs in Teal, Body text Jet Black, icons in Teal or Jet Black. Use Aqovia logo in Teal colour.
Jet Black / dark with image WhiteWhite If background colour is Jet Black or dark colour, use foreground headings and CTAs in Sage, body text colour white, icons in Sage or White. Use Aqovia logo in White colour

Example of CTA

For Aqovia

For NeuerEnergy

For Aqovia and NeuerEnergy combined post

How to use the Q mark on an image

Use a quarter of the Q mark on the respective corner of the image. Examples:

Q mark in top right corner
Top right corner
Q mark in top left corner
Top left corner
Q mark in bottom right corner
Bottom right corner
Q mark in bottom left corner
Bottom left corner

Fonts

Do not use bold font style. Use different image sizes for heading and body text. Check aqovia.com for the font style usage.

All heading text
Raleway
AaBbCc 0123456789
Body text
Verdana
AaBbCc 0123456789
All Heading TextBody TextStyle
RalewayVerdanaRegular

Detailed Brand Guidelines

Refer to this PDF for detailed brand guidelines on the use of images and the Aqovia brand icon.

2026 Brand Guidelines.pdf

Social media image dimensions, formats & file size

Image dimensions
Square — 1080 × 1080 px
Portrait — 1080 × 1350 px
File formats
PNG · JPG · GIF
Max file size
5 MB

Reference for social media post images

Note: Use the Aqovia logo in the image from the options above. Add a quarter section of the Q mark at a suitable corner if possible. Use the Q mark with opacity/transparency so it doesn’t appear bold.

Always use the proper brand colours from the colours table and brand logo and Qmark from respective section to generate images.

Content in the post image

Be precise to use text in the image and use less text in the small font size.

Create a good and attractive title from given post content.

Add a paragraph that can promote Aqovia's services and solutions in context of the post content.

Use CTA as per the guideline in CTAs section on this page.

Use Aqovia logo exactly as per Aqovia logo section on this page.

Use Aqovia Q mark as per section on this page.

You can use icons for the content.

Image style examples

We preffer post image with background image like person (male/female) working on a computer, mecro/micro nature image, building, or background fill with solid brand colour. Generate post images randomly with these background options.

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Do not do this examples for the post image

Post content must not overlap with any other content or elements.

If there is not enough space, resize the content properly.

Do not add any other text in the image other than “Post Content”. Example of not to add: Post image graphics concept

Reference image to konow what should not do in the image

Example of post content and post image

Example post 1

Use the post content to generate a catchy title and other content for the image.

Post content

The EU is formally recalibrating CSRD via Omnibus I to reduce reporting burden while keeping the core objectives intact.

Most teams respond to regulation by adding more pipelines, schemas and edge-case logic. That’s expensive and brittle.

I keep advising engineering leaders to identify the small set of auditable sustainability metrics, standardise collection, and collapse redundant ETL — fewer sources, cleaner proofs.

How are you simplifying sustainability telemetry in your stack?

#sustainability #engineering #compliance #CSRD

Image for the post
Reference image

Example post 2 - With image concept graphic

Use the post content and image concept prompt to generate a catchy title, text content, and graphics (based on the image concept prompt).

Post content

The EU is formally recalibrating CSRD via Omnibus I to reduce reporting burden while keeping the core objectives intact.

Most teams respond to regulation by adding more pipelines, schemas and edge-case logic. That’s expensive and brittle.

I keep advising engineering leaders to identify the small set of auditable sustainability metrics, standardise collection, and collapse redundant ETL — fewer sources, cleaner proofs.

How are you simplifying sustainability telemetry in your stack?

#sustainability #engineering #compliance #CSRD

Image concept prompt

A clean dashboard showing three bold sustainability metrics with faded, redundant pipelines in the background being pruned.

Image for the post
Example post image – Option 2

Example post 3

Use the post content to generate a catchy title and other content for the image.

Post content

50% of GenAI pilots are on a path to failure — because we skipped the basics.

What I keep noticing: teams dive into LLMs and fancy demos, celebrate vanity metrics (calls, clicks, hallucination rates) and never tie work to a business KPI or a single accountable owner.

The lever that changes the math is simple: prioritise use cases, define success metrics up front, assign ownership, and bake governance into delivery.

What are you measuring before you green‑light a GenAI project?

#GenAI #EngineeringLeadership #ProductManagement

Image for the post - option 1
Reference image
Image for the post - option 2
Reference image

Example post 4 - With image concept graphic

Use the post content and image concept prompt to generate a catchy title, text content, and graphics (based on the image concept prompt).

Post content

50% of GenAI pilots are on a path to failure — because we skipped the basics.

What I keep noticing: teams dive into LLMs and fancy demos, celebrate vanity metrics (calls, clicks, hallucination rates) and never tie work to a business KPI or a single accountable owner.

The lever that changes the math is simple: prioritise use cases, define success metrics up front, assign ownership, and bake governance into delivery.

What are you measuring before you green‑light a GenAI project?

#GenAI #EngineeringLeadership #ProductManagement

Image concept prompt

A split image: left side a pile of shiny demo screens labelled 'proofs', right side a clean dashboard showing a few clear business KPIs with an owner badge.

Image for the post
Example post image – Option 2