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# VetsWhoCode Brand Style Guide
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## June 1, 2016
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### Retool, Retrain, Relaunch
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#VetsWhoCode is a streamlined, highly selective software development training program intent on transitioning military veterans into the vacancies of the tech sector.
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#VetsWhoCode was founded by vets who themselves faced the realities of transitioning. We don’t focus our energy on marketing ploys or on how many people we can funnel through a pipeline. Instead, we choose quality over quantity and tangible results over lofty ideals.
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We are solution-based and action-oriented. If our students can’t make money with it then we don’t bother teaching it.
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### Results Driven
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We focus on the skills you need for the software industry.
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### 100% Online
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Our workflow ensures that you can learn from anywhere.
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### Learn Pragmatically
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Learn to think and solve problems like a programmer.
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### Prepared for the Industry
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Our focus is getting you employment ready.
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## Our Logo
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The #VetsWhoCode logo is designed to bring together the hashtag and the American flag. It is the emblem that represents everything that we stand for. Use it with intention and purpose.
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### The Flag Emblem
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The Flag emblem is our brand's shorthand for everything we stand for: America, technology, and moving forward.
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You can use the emblem without the logotype on promotional materials and merchandise. However, the logotype must be present in a non-dominant position.
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### Logo Misuses
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Do not manipulate, tweak, or otherwise alter the #VetsWhoCode logo in any way. Always use the approved Pantone CMYK or RGB values.
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## Colors
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The #VetsWhoCode color palette is based on the exact Pantones used for the American Flag. Make sure to use the approved Pantone CMYK or RGB color values.
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- Navy Blue: `R: 9, G: 31, B: 64` - Pantone 282 C
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- Navy Blue: `#091f40`
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- Red: `R: 197, G: 32, B: 62` - Pantone 193 C
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- Red: `#c5203e`
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- White: `R: 255, G: 255, B: 255` - Pantone White
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- White: `#ffffff`
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## Typography
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#VetsWhoCode uses the typeface Gotham for all of its collateral.
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Gotham represents the best of both worlds: modern and traditional values. It is a strong and clean typeface that reflects the modernism of technology but still demonstrates the integrity of tradition.
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### Headlines
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Use Gotham Bold for headlines.
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### Body Copy
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Use Gotham Book for body copy.
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### Captions
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Use Gotham Book Italic for captions.
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## Example
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Retool. Retrain. Relaunch.
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Our vision is to close the digital talent gap and ease career transition for military veterans through software development training.
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Visit us online at [vetswhocode.io](https://vetswhocode.io)
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