Press Media Kit
You're here because you need information and resources related to Tagboard. We appreciate your efforts in maintaining the integrity of the Tagboard brand, and want to help you any way we can. Below are some resources that should do the trick. If you have any questions or need something not provided here, just let us know!
About
Profile
Tagboard is a Redmond-based startup company creating a new conversation medium where people can discuss the subjects they care about with others who share their interests.
Team:
- Josh Decker, Founder → Twitter – LinkedIn – Email
- Tim Shimotakahara, Co-Founder → Twitter – Email
- Sean Sperte, Co-Founder → Twitter – Dribbble – Email
- Wendy Murakami, Administration → Email
- Chuck Skoda, Developer → Twitter – LinkedIn – Email
- Jordan Larrigan, Developer → Twitter – LinkedIn – Email
- Nathan Heskew, Developer → Twitter – LinkedIn – Email
- Mia Taylor, Social Media → Twitter – LinkedIn – Email
- Jonah-kai Hancock, Sales & Marketing → Twitter – LinkedIn – Email
- Dan Redwine, Outreach → Twitter – LinkedIn – Email
Logotype
Usage guidelines
Do:
- Provide enough whitespace around logotype
- Link back to tagboard.com when possible
- Use the appropriate logotype for the context (what looks best, we trust you)
Do not:
- Crop the hash mark
- Rotate the logotype
- Use the logotype where the hash-t symbol would work better
- Alter the color of the logotype
- Modify the logotype in a way that misleads users or presents the Tagboard brand in a negative way (e.g. Photoshop zombie blood spewing out of the 'o' of 'Tagboard')
Hash-T Symbol
Usage guidelines
Do:
- Provide enough whitespace around symbol
- Link back to tagboard.com when possible
- Use the appropriate symbol for the context (what looks best, we trust you)
Do not:
- Rotate the symbol
- Use the symbol where the logotype would work better
- Alter the color of the symbol
- Modify the symbol in a way that misleads users or presents the Tagboard brand in a negative way (e.g. Photoshop the symbol cutting a baby polar bear in half)
Other things to keep in mind
- Tagboard is one word, not hyphenated
- When referencing Tagboard as a company, capitalize "Tagboard"
- When referencing an individual tagboard, such as the tagboard for #indivisible, do not capitalize "tagboard"
- The Tagboard typeface is Seravek, created by the talented individuals at Process Type Foundry
- Be excellent to each other