Socials

Fewer accounts, kept well. LinkedIn leads, for investors, partners, founders and talent, and for news from the three subsidiaries; the rest either carry a clear kind of post or simply hold the name. Handles are not yet set; each card shows its handle and link once the account is claimed.

Every network crops the profile image to a circle; the TW mark, set by its width, sits inside it with room to spare. Mint on Evergreen is the default on every account. The words below are the site's own, cut to each network's limit.

Evergreen (#153936) with an even grain, the twine strands and the whole lockup in Mint. Evergreen stays the default on every account; the other grounds under Color options are for a season or a campaign, never a mix on one profile. Each file keeps the lockup inside the part that network never crops and clear of where its profile image overlaps.

Evergreen with grain is the default. The others are brand colors set for social use, each with the lockup and word colors that read on it: white on the dark grounds, Evergreen on the light ones. Every word clears 4.5:1 on its ground; Current is taken a step deeper here so that white words do.

An eyebrow in small capitals, one line in Satoshi Bold, the lockup and the address at the foot. Portrait 4:5 is the default for LinkedIn and Instagram. Words go on a solid panel, never on a photograph.

1080 by 1350, for LinkedIn documents and the Instagram feed. A cover, one slide for each numbered point, and a close that asks for the next step. The set below is the parent company's model from Our Story: what Intertwine Partners launches, grows, bridges and drives, in the site's words. Keep the counter at top right and the arrow on every slide but the last.

Each in the site's own words. Roles across the subsidiaries are posted on Intertwine Associates' Rippling board; hiring posts never carry a salary, and the pay range stays on the role's page there. The blog cards carry the latest post when the kit is drawn, or the blog's own heading when there is none. Values are the seven from the Values page, one to a card, never a quote and never a client's name.

A dashed outline marks every field to replace: the event title, the date and place, the article title. Replace them and remove the outline before posting. LinkedIn prints an event's name and time beneath its cover, so the cover can stay general.

Stories keep words out of the top 250 and bottom 340 pixels, where the app puts its own controls. Highlight covers are one icon from the company's set at the light weight: Mint on Evergreen to match the profile image, or Evergreen on Mint. Use one set throughout; Instagram crops them to the middle circle.

Mail clients show images at their set size: place the banner at 600 by 120 and the header at 600 by 200. The files are drawn at twice that so they stay sharp. Link the banner to the site and give it the alt text Intertwine Partners.

For Teams, Zoom and Meet. The lockup sits top left, clear of the head and shoulders; on the photograph it sits on a solid tile, never on the picture itself. Some apps mirror your own view; everyone else sees it the right way round.

The set for the launch post, with the Ravenel Bridge from the photograph library. Post the site film with the thumbnail on LinkedIn; use the portrait and the brand kit card as a pair on Instagram, and the square on X.