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monday.com brand guidelines

The monday.com brandbook provides accessible identity guidelines, downloadable type families, logo assets, and distinct sections for its core product suite.

Freedam's take — I really enjoy browsing brand systems that embrace character, and monday.com gives their mascot, The monday Llama, a dedicated spot right in the primary navigation alongside the logo and typography. Built cleanly on Webflow, the brandbook balances foundational identity guidelines with dedicated sections for specific product suites like Work Management and CRM. Everything feels directly actionable, offering clear zip packages for their logo kit and primary type families including Poppins and Figtree.

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Details
Type
Guidelines
Access
Public
Industry
Technology
Capabilities
Guidelines, Downloads
Tags
typography, font downloads, asset downloads, brand architecture, brand story, playful, webflow
Added
Last checked
brandbook Captured 15 Sep 2026
Logo Captured 15 Sep 2026
Colors Captured 15 Sep 2026
Typography Captured 15 Sep 2026
Brand values Captured 15 Sep 2026
Tone of Voice Captured 15 Sep 2026

What I noticed

  1. The website includes a dedicated navigation item for 'The monday Llama' mascot.12
  2. The typography page provides downloadable font family archives for Poppins and Figtree with Noto Sans Hebrew.34
  3. The site is built using Webflow.5678910
  4. Core brand values are structured around four distinct traits: Bold, Best in class, Authentic, and Direct.11121314

Numbers refer to the screenshots above.

What I could not see

  • Content under 'The monday Llama', 'Messaging', 'Platform Elements', and the specific product sections was not captured in detail.

Ideas to borrow

  1. Elevating a brand mascot or character to the top-level navigation gives playful brand elements equal priority with core components like color and typography.

Reviewed on 18 September 2026. Request a correction · I built this

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