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Nepal Will Do
On the ascent
From the world, to work in Nepal — every order protected by escrow
Brand kit
For press, partners and anyone writing about Nepal Will Do. Everything here is the live product palette — if something you have doesn't match this page, this page is right.
A two-peak Himalayan range with a snow-capped summit. The cap is cut as a real hole, which is what lets a single colour show a capped peak on any surface.
on the tilebare, redreversedfull lockupThe downloadable file is the tiled mark, and it ships the summit uncapped on purpose: rasterised to a 16px favicon the snow line falls below one pixel, where it stops reading as a cap and only muddies the peak.
Three colours carry meaning and are never swapped for decoration. Red says actionable, emerald says the money is safe, crimson says destructive.
Brand red
#DC2626 · --brand / --primary
The mark, and every actionable thing: buttons, links, focus rings. Used sparingly — it means “you can press this”.
Ink
#0C0A09 · --ink
Headings and primary text. Near-black, warm rather than blue.
Canvas
#FBFAF9 · --canvas
The page. A warm off-white, never pure #FFF.
Trust
#047857 · --trust
Escrow, money-safe, settled. Never decorative — if it is green, it is a claim about someone's money.
Attention
#B45309 · --attention
Deadlines, pending states, “needs you”.
Danger
#BE123C · --danger
Disputes and destructive actions. Deliberately a cooler crimson than the brand red, so a primary button never reads as a delete button.
Body
#57534E · --body
Muted
#78716C · --muted
Line
#E7E5E4 · --line
One family, Geist Sans, for display and interface alike. There is no second typeface — hierarchy comes from weight and tighter tracking as type grows, not from a contrasting face.
Hire Nepal. From anywhere.
display-md · 700 · -0.03emBody copy sits at a comfortable measure and a warm near-black, never pure black on pure white.
base · 400 · bodyEyebrow label
eyebrow · 500 · +0.12emRs. 2,400
money is always tabular-nums, so columns of figures alignDo
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Nepal Will Do
One word, two capitals, no spaces and no hyphen. Owned and operated by Skarsys Global Pvt. Ltd., Harisiddhi-29, Lalitpur, Nepal.