Text - About Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB) has backed entrepreneurs in more than 500 ventures leading to 150 IPOs, 350,000 jobs and a deep strategic network. The firm has helped build pioneering companies like Amazon, Electronic Arts, Genentech, Google, Intuit, Juniper Networks, Netscape, Symantec and VeriSign. KPCB partners serve on the boards of Amazon, Apple, Bloom Energy, Flipboard, Google, Hewlett-Packard, Nest, Square and Zynga, among others. KPCB accelerates the success of entrepreneurs with a team of partners delivering company-building services including strategy, operational scaling, recruiting, business development and product delivery. The firm invests in all stages from seed and incubation to growth companies. KPCB operates from offices in Menlo Park, San Francisco, Shanghai and Beijing. http://www.kpcb.com.
Downloads
- Download the KPCB styleguide for all visual brand and identity specifications.
- Download a PowerPoint template to use with all presentations.
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Color Use
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Use RGB for Screens
This includes computer displays, all web graphics, email, TV and PowerPoint. RGB is also used in photographic prints (no ink).
Use CMYK for Printing
Use CMYK when printing on a four color printer or when sending files to a standard digital printer eg FedEx Office. This is the most common color space for printing.
Use Pantone Swatches for Color Matching
Pantone swatches are a color accurate reference. What you see on your Pantone swatch and I see on mine, are identical. This can't be said for viewing color on a display because displays aren't calibrated the same. You may use a Pantone color value to communicate a color choice to an apparel company eg I'd like to order green T-Shirts - do you have a green that is close to Pantone 5555 Coated?
Use Pantone Swatches for Offset Printing
This may be rare and is typically facilitated by a designer. Included are two Pantone swatches for coated (C) and uncoated (U) papers and materials. The color value are different for these as the inks appear different on different types of paper.
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- RGB
- R93 B120 G117
- PANTONE (C)
- 5555C
- CMYK
- C65 M35 Y45 K20
- PANTONE (U)
- 5545U