Fedora Project brand guidelines
The Fedora Brand Guidelines outline logo usage, sub-project templates, typography, character assets, and accessible palettes within Fedora Docs.
Freedam's take — I like how grounded the Fedora Brand Guidelines feel within their broader technical documentation. Hosted right in Fedora Docs, the page covers core brand elements like primary and secondary marks alongside logo templates for sub-projects. What really caught my attention was the dedicated section for characters, highlighting figures like Panda, Badger, Beefy, and Colúr. It shows that open source identity can balance structure with personality. They also include a dedicated color-blind safe palette and provide a downloadable PDF booklet for quick offline access.
Details
- Type
- Guidelines
- Access
- Public
- Source
- docs.fedoraproject.org
- Industry
- Technology
- Capabilities
- Guidelines, Search, Downloads, Templates
- Tags
- logo usage, accessibility, color system, illustration, typography, pdf downloads, open source
- Added
- Last checked
What I noticed
- The documentation covers logo rules, secondary logos, typography, and specific project characters such as Panda, Badger, Beefy, and Colúr.12345678
- The color section includes a dedicated color-blind safe palette alongside its main palette.91011
- A downloadable PDF brand booklet is provided directly on the page.12
- Integrating brand guidelines directly into technical docs helps open source communities maintain brand consistency without leaving their standard workflow.
Numbers refer to the screenshots above.
What I could not see
- Could not view the contents of the downloadable PDF brand book.
- Could not verify specific hex codes or typeface names from the headings alone.
Ideas to borrow
- Include a dedicated color-blind safe palette section directly within the brand color specifications.11
Reviewed on 18 September 2026. Request a correction · I built this
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