Identity 03 · Brand guide
A slice is a road.
Look down a straight road and it narrows to a point on the horizon. Look down at a slice and it does the same. The mark is both at once: crust in the foreground, a lane line running to the tip, and a forward lean that matches the wordmark.
Lockups
Pizza gets equal billing.
“Self-Driven” and “Pizza” share one size and one weight, so the product is never the footnote. The hyphen is a lane dash.
- Clear space. Keep one crust-height clear on every side.
- Minimum size. Stacked lockup 96 px wide, mark 16 px.
- One color at a time. Tomato, Dough or Char. Never outlined, never on a photo without a solid panel.
Download: stacked, Tomato · stacked, Dough · one line · mark · app icon
Color
A kitchen palette.
Named for what’s on the counter. Tomato leads. Sauce, a deeper red, sits behind any small cream text so it stays readable.
Type
One family, two gears.
Archivo (SIL Open Font License) does everything. Condensed black italic when it needs to move, regular width when it needs to explain.
Display · Archivo Italic 900, width 72
The oven comes to you.
Text · Archivo 400, width 100
Six minutes out, your pie slides into a 450°C stone oven inside the van. Ninety seconds later it’s done, and resting on the way to you.
Utility · system monospace
LOCKER CODE 4817 · 450°C STONE · 04:00 TO YOUR CURB
Illustration
Flat, warm, from above.
Pizzas are drawn top-down, one per recipe, so the menu never shows a pepperoni pie where a Margherita should be. The van is drawn side-on with the oven always lit.
In use
Box, van, locker, phone.
The identity has to work at curb distance, on a box lid, and at 16 pixels.
Self-Driven Pizza
Enter your code
Pepperoni Pilot · out of the oven 3 min ago
In the oven now. At your curb in 5 min. Code 4817.
Voice
Food first. Facts second. Puns rarely.
Say
- “Out of the oven four minutes before your door.”
- “Sweet with a lead foot.”
- “Nobody craves a logistics platform.”
Skip
- “Disrupting the last-mile pizza experience.”
- A road pun in every sentence.
- Robot faces, chrome, anything that makes food feel cold.