When creating your integration, you’ll add your app’s name, logo, description, category, and primary brand color. Consistent branding is essential for helping users recognize and discover your app on Zapier.
App Directory listings help users discover new ways to connect apps
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Evernote icon on Zapier
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Trello is a team collaboration tool to organize anything on a kanban board.
, not Trello is the best project management tool.
Dropbox lets you store files online, sync them to all your devices, and share them easily.
, not A file storage app.
email
category alongside services like Microsoft Office 365, not in the email newsletters
category with Mailchimp.team chat
category alongside apps like Discord and ChatWork, not in the video calls
category even though it does include a video call tool as a secondary feature.contacts
apps, while HubSpot CRM can manage contacts but also includes deals and contact tracking which makes it a better fit for the CRM
category.Gmail primary colors in App Directory
#FFFFFF
) as the color, as overlaid text would be unreadable. If your logo is black and white, use the next most common color from your branding.
Zapier uses the primary color as the background color in your app’s Zapier App Directory listing, and may additionally use it in the Zapier app dashboard, Zapier blog marketing materials, and other parts of Zapier’s app and content that promote your app’s integrations.
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