Brand and media
The name, the mark, the cat.
Official assets for referring to our work: scalable logos, current company facts and ten Steely workplace reactions. Version 1.0.0, released 11 October 2026. No account or email required.
Logos that travel well
Choose the light lockup on a cream surface, the dark lockup on black and the monochrome file when colour reproduction is unavailable. The wordmark letters are outlined in the SVG, so the appearance does not depend on an installed font. PNG exports are also included for tools that cannot place vectors. Keep the proportions and leave clear space around the silhouette.
Company facts for a reference or introduction
A software consulting company helping teams adopt AI across products, software delivery and business processes, with quality assurance built in. Web development, test automation and OWASP-based security assessment support accountable delivery.
Based in Warsaw, Poland. Contact: sales@steelabs.tech.
Services cover AI integration and enablement, custom web development, QA and manual testing, test automation and OWASP-based security assessment. The company does not issue certifications or conformance statements.
Colour reference
- Cream
- #FAF6EF
- Black
- #191918
- Reading grey
- #655F58
- Yellow eyes
- #FFDB72
- Pink nose
- #EFB6B9
Steely at work
Ten transparent 128 × 128 PNGs for custom emoji, plus scalable SVG versions for slides and documentation. Suggested names match the filenames. The badges are conversational shorthand: a passed or secure reaction never approves a release or certifies a system.
passed PNG
blocked PNG
review PNG
bug PNG
release PNG
coffee PNG
waiting PNG
celebrate PNG
secure PNG
learning PNG
Use the assets with context
These files support accurate references to the company and agreed collaborations. They do not establish an endorsement, certification, approved supplier status or partnership. Obtain agreement before using the mark to advertise a relationship.
Do not stretch, recolour or add effects to the lockup. Keep the cat’s eyes visible and avoid placing the mark over busy backgrounds. Use written status labels alongside workplace reactions when a release decision, failure or access concern matters.
The template and starter code licences are separate from brand rights. Preserve the brand name and the meaning of the supplied facts. If a publication requires client results, a founding year or named team biographies, ask for supported material rather than inferring them from these assets.