Platform

Print

Scaffolded

Print is a first-class platform in the TpGroup design system. Brand colors carry CMYK and Pantone equivalents alongside their sRGB definitions. Typography, spacing and logo clear-space rules apply across stationery, collateral, signage and editorial.

Print deliverables covered

CategoryExamples
StationeryLetterhead, business cards, envelopes, compliment slips, invoices
Brand collateralCorporate brochures, one-pagers, report covers, annual reports
Signage & environmentOffice signage, event backdrops, conference banners, wayfinding
EditorialTpGROUP Press books, case-study PDFs, long-form whitepapers
MarketingFlyers, posters, magazine ads, outdoor advertising

Brand ink swatches

Each tile shows the sRGB preview, the CMYK breakdown (for 4-colour offset and digital presses) and the Pantone equivalent (for spot-colour applications such as stationery and signage). The same values emit to the print pipeline at tokens/build/print/tokens-print.json.

TpGROUP
sRGB#194A8D
CMYK94 / 70 / 8 / 0
Pantone2935 C
Corporate parent; navy foundation
TpEMIS
sRGB#ED6A02
CMYK0 / 68 / 100 / 0
Pantone1585 C
Education ERP; energetic orange
TpISENT
sRGB#1180D0
CMYK100 / 40 / 0 / 0
Pantone2175 C
ICT consultancy; confident blue
TpESTATE
sRGB#008080
CMYK100 / 0 / 50 / 29
Pantone3302 C
Real estate; natural teal
TpLEARN
sRGB#6028D0
CMYK75 / 85 / 0 / 0
Pantone2415 C
eLearning; curious purple
FambulTik
sRGB#B94A0D
CMYK0 / 73 / 100 / 17
Pantone7579 C
Heritage tourism; warm coral

Print typography

Screen fonts (SF Pro, Roboto, Segoe UI) are system faces and not licensed for unlimited print production. TpGroup print publications use Inter for body and Source Serif Pro for long-form editorial, both under OFL.

Inter
Body / UI / captions
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog · 0123456789
OFL, variable font, 9 weights, includes tabular numerals
Source Serif Pro
Long-form editorial / book
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog · 0123456789
OFL, 6 weights + italics, humanist proportions

InDesign / Illustrator import

Designers working in Adobe InDesign and Illustrator import brand inks directly from the generated print JSON. The Style Dictionary pipeline emits a deterministic shape so swatch libraries can be regenerated on every release.

  1. Pull the print JSON from tokens/build/print/tokens-print.json (run pnpm --filter @tpisent/tokens build:print to regenerate after any token change — or the full build when a release train covers every platform).
  2. In InDesign, Window → Swatches → Load Swatches… → choose the generated ASE companion file.
  3. In Illustrator, Swatches panel → Open Swatch Library → Other Library… → same ASE file.
  4. Verify each brand swatch matches the Pantone value on screen; commit the output to your project’s brand kit folder.
# Regenerate print tokens from source:
pnpm --filter @tpisent/tokens build:print

# Result:
tokens/build/print/tokens-print.json   # structured per-brand CMYK + Pantone
# (ASE swatch companion arrives in Phase 8)