Brand Style Guide (November 2026)

Under Construction: Files will available for download soon.

If you have any questions or need assistance please contact the NMT Department of Marketing and Communications at marcom@nmt.edu

NMT Official Logos

NMT Brand color logo

The NMT logo should always be used consistently and with adequate clear space to maintain visibility, recognition, and brand integrity. Approved applications include official brand colors, black, and white versions only. Do not distort, recolor, or alter the logo without approval from Marketing & Communications.

NMT Black logo

NMT White logo

The Presidential Seal is reserved for executive and official presidential communications and may only be used with approval from Marketing & Communications.

Color Palette

Techie Blue and White Sands anchor the palette and should lead in every layout, with Techie Blue for depth and authority and White Sands for clean, open space. Ore Blue, Cloud Circuit, and Graphite Sky are secondary tones to use sparingly, adding subtle contrast and support alongside the blues. Electric Cactus and Quantum Blue are accent colors for highlighting key actions and details, never as dominant fills.

Primary Colors:

Techie Blue

CMYK: 100, 90, 38, 35
RGB: 24, 41, 82
HEX: #182952

-Use for titles, graphics, and brand moments

White Sands

CMYK: 5, 3, 3, 0
RGB: 239, 239, 239
HEX: #EFEFEF

-Use in complementary of primary color

Secondary Colors:

Ore Blue

CMYK: 97, 89, 47, 59
RGB: 11, 21, 53
HEX: #0B1535

Cloud Circuit

CMYK: 14, 6, 6, 0
RGB: 216, 226, 231
HEX: #D8E2E7

Graphite Sky

CMYK: 57, 44, 35, 5
RGB: 118, 127, 140
HEX: #767F8C

*Quantum Blue

CMYK: 81, 62, 0, 0
RGB: 0, 100, 255
HEX: #0064FF

*Electric Green

CMYK: 29, 0, 98, 0
RGB: 195, 234, 36
HEX: #C3EA24

*Accent Color Usage: "Quantum Blue" and "Electric Green" are reserved for strategic accent use only and should not be used as dominant brand colors without approval from Marketing & Communications.

"Ore Blue, Quantum Blue, Cloud Circuit and Graphite Sky": Use sparingly alongside other blues.

Typography

Typography should maintain a clean, modern, and accessible hierarchy across all communications. Consistent use of approved brand fonts strengthens readability and reinforces the NMT visual identity.

Two typefaces carry the brand: Roboto Serif and Montserrat. Although all weights are available, Roboto Serif ExtraBold is reserved for primary headings. Roboto Serif Medium is used for subheadings and secondary titles to maintain structure, clarity, and visual hierarchy. Montserrat Regular is used for body copy and long-form content, keeping text readable and the presentation clean and modern. Both typefaces are available through Google Fonts.

Primary Typeface

Download Montserrat font here

Montserrat font weights

Secondary Typeface

Download Roboto Serif font here

Roboto serif font and different weights

Web Fonts

By default, Roboto Serif and Montserrat are the font used on the nmt.edu website. Roboto Serif is used on the Headings and Monserrat is used on the body of the page. You don’t need to change the font size and weight on your pages to use this font on Modern Campus CMS.

Desktop Fonts

Use Roboto Serif for the Headings and Monserrat for the body of the document.

Roboto Extra bold should be used for primary headings

Roboto Medium should be used for subheadings and secondary titles to maintain structure, clarity, and visual hierarchy.

Montserrat Regular should be used for body copy and long-form content to ensure readability and a clean, modern presentation.

Graphic Mountains

The mountain graphics are core to the brand, and the four versions shown here are the only mountain range graphics approved for use. The Mountain Range with “M” is the primary version. The Close-up and Quarter Mountain versions are for occasional use so they don’t dilute the brand and logo. Color treatments should not be altered, and any other colors require approval from Marketing & Communications.

The Cloud Circuit and White Sands versions work best over darker backgrounds or as subtle accents, so the "M" stays visible.

Mountain Range

Full mountain ore blue