Confident
Deep navy, clear hierarchy, assured writing.
A distinct Worth Insurance identity built for clarity, confidence, and a modern insurance marketplace.
Worth combines the ease of a modern insurance marketplace with the confidence of an independent agency. Our visual identity reflects that balance: credible navy, approachable coastal blue, optimistic gold, and deliberately simple design.
Deep navy, clear hierarchy, assured writing.
Warm accents, human imagery, plain language.
Purposeful UI, accessible digital components.
Worth Insurance is an independent insurance agency helping customers compare options across carriers with clear, personal guidance. Our brand is confident, human, transparent, approachable, and Florida-aware.

Use the authorized Worth Insurance primary and reversed logo artwork shown below. Preserve original proportions, contrast, and clear space across applications.



Worth Navy #282C52 is the primary brand color. Steel Blue #598DA5 is secondary. Worth Gold #FFC776 is the signature CTA accent. Charcoal #353640 carries text; Ice #EDF1F4 provides light backgrounds. White #FFFFFF, Cream #FDEAC3, Deep Navy #1C203F, Pale Blue #DCE9EF, and Border Gray #E1E4E9 support the system.
#282C52
#598DA5
#FFC776
#353640
#EDF1F4
Retain the existing guide's DM Serif Display for selected editorial statements and DM Sans for body, UI, navigation and supporting headings. Suggested scales: Display 72px desktop / 42px mobile, H1 60 / 40, H2 44 / 32, H3 30 / 25, body 16–18.
Primary buttons use navy with white text. Signature quote CTAs use gold with navy text. Cards use soft backgrounds, quiet borders, and 16–24px radii. Forms use accessible labels, clear validation, keyboard focus, and touch-friendly controls.
Use real contemporary homes, authentic people, natural daylight, coastal architecture, and refined abstract forms. Prioritize licensed photography. Avoid stock handshakes, fear-based storm images, invented reviews, and text embedded in blog thumbnails.



Speak clearly and specifically. Say 'Explore coverage options with local guidance' rather than 'Guaranteed lowest rates'. Explain deductibles, coverage, and Florida risks without fear or unsupported promises.
Apply the same brand rules to the homepage, coverage pages, quote experiences, guides, social campaigns, email templates, and print. Use spacious layouts, bold typography, a consistent CTA hierarchy, and clear product links.
Worth Insurance · Brand Guidelines 2026
A premium identity that feels capable, approachable, and unmistakably Worth. Lead with navy, add depth with steel blue, and use signature gold for moments that matter.
Use verified logo artwork, the navy-led palette, DM Serif and DM Sans, honest imagery, clear language and accessible contrast.
Distort the logo, invent customer proof, make unverified savings promises, or change working quote integrations for appearance.
Use these standards when translating the identity into responsive websites, product interfaces, campaigns and customer communications.
12-column desktop grid, fluid mobile layouts, 8px-based spacing, maximum content widths around 1200–1280px, and generous white space.
Visible keyboard focus, accessible labels, meaningful alt text, readable contrast, reduced-motion support, and minimum 44px touch targets.
Lead with customer value, explain the independent-agency advantage, and provide one clear next step. Use Get a Free Quote, Explore Coverage, Compare Options.
Use authorized Worth logo variants and licensed images. Preserve clear space, maintain proportions and avoid unsupported alterations.
Use navy-led semantic tokens, consistent cards, buttons, form fields, navigation and reusable responsive Webflow components.
Keep product explanations accurate, use genuine customer proof, identify Worth as an independent insurance agency and avoid unverified guarantees.
Navy #282C52 · Steel #598DA5 · Gold #FFC776 · Charcoal #353640 · Ice #EDF1F4
Fonts: DM Serif Display + DM Sans