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A small bundle of brand assets is published from the DX Playbook for use outside of an @tmedxp/styleguide install — for example when stamping out a quick prototype, mocking up a slide, or seeding a new repository that hasn’t wired up the package registry yet.

If you can install @tmedxp/styleguide, prefer the Package path — the styleguide already ships the same fonts and exposes a font-face stylesheet you can drop into a page. The bundle is for the cases where the package isn’t an option.

Download dxp-assets.zip — fonts, brand logos, and favicon.

The URL is stable across releases, so it’s safe to link or script against.

The archive unpacks to a single dxp-assets/ folder containing:

Web (.woff2) and desktop (.ttf) variants of the two brand families, plus the Lexus decorative face. The .woff2 files are what the styleguide’s font-face stylesheet loads on the web; .ttf is what Figma, Keynote, Word, and similar desktop tooling want.

Family Weights
Nobel Light (300), Regular (400), Medium (500), Bold (700)
Toyota Type Light (300), Regular (400), Medium (500), Semibold (600), Bold (700)
LexusDecorativeType Light (300), Regular (400)

Nobel is used for the Lexus brand; Toyota Type for the Toyota and Kinto brands.

LexusDecorativeType is the expressive display face behind Lexus title 1 and title 2. It is a display cut, not a text face: it carries A–Z and space only, with lowercase mapped to the same capitals. Digits, punctuation and accented characters fall through to the next family in the stack, so set it on short, all-alphabetic display strings and use Nobel for anything else.

See Typography for the token-driven type ramp, and Logos for wordmark guidance.

SVG wordmarks for each brand, colour-correct and ready to drop into HTML or design tools.

  • toyota.svg
  • lexus.svg
  • kinto.svg

favicon.png — the same favicon used by the DX Playbook itself.