Core brand assets

Color

Why color matters

Color shapes how people experience our brand. A consistent palette keeps communication clear, accessible, and recognizable.

Primary color palette

  •  Yes: WCAG-compliant for readability.
  •  Yes:Works with black or white text.

Our four key colors

Use of Ericsson Blue

  • Use blue to guide users — highlight key actions, important elements, and calls to action.
  • Smart use makes key steps stand out. For this reason, don’t overuse — avoid “blue washing” materials.

Neutrals

Our neutral shades (grays, blacks, and whites) create balance and structure. They provide a clean backdrop that makes our accent colors stand out.

Extended palette

Use tints and shades of our brand colors for charts, graphs, and illustrations. This adds variety and ensures clear contrast.

Do’s and don’ts

  • Yes: Use the core and extended color palette to improve the effectiveness of information graphics.
  • Yes: Use blues to achieve specific design objectives.
  • Yes: Use blue as text box or text highlight color.
  • No: Don't use extended palette as text box or text highlight color.
  • No: Don't use colors outside the approved palette.
  • No: Don't apply colors to typography.
  • No: Don't create gradients using the brand palette.
  • No: Color our logotype or econ.

Web and digital experiences palette

Primary colors

Secondary colors