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# Brand and links

Where to find us, how the name is written, and what the identity looks like.

## Official channels

| Channel | Address                                |
| ------- | -------------------------------------- |
| Website | [useicaria.xyz](https://useicaria.xyz) |
| X       | [@useIcaria](https://x.com/useIcaria)  |
| Contact | <hello@useicaria.xyz>                  |

Any other domain or handle presenting itself as Icaria is not us. Contract addresses go out on this documentation site and on the website, and nowhere besides.

## Name

Write it **Icaria**, capital I only, and never in all caps inside running text.

## Voice

One voice carries the product and the documentation alike: calm, technical, precise. Sentences stay short and declarative, units travel with their numbers, costs get itemised rather than summarised, and risks appear where people will read them instead of in a footnote. Nothing is hyped, no exclamation mark appears, and urgency is never manufactured. Any sentence that a sceptical auditor could read back at us uncomfortably gets rewritten until it cannot.

## Visual identity

What you see is Hellenic and what you read is modern. Classical Greece informs the design and never the language. No god, myth or Greek metaphor turns up in a feature name, a button label, an error string or a contract identifier.

The interface is **the temple**: white marble for the ground, black for the night sky, gold leaf on the rules. White stone, a dark heaven and gilding where the eye should rest. The page alternates marble chapters with black ones, and the black ones carry a field of stars with a few figures drawn between them, the way the Greeks read their gods into the night. No blue appears anywhere.

A head in three-quarter view beneath a laurel wreath is the mark, cut as an angular stencil in two flat tones with no gradient, outline or shading. It is ink on marble and white on black, and never gold. App icons are the white mark on a plain black square with nothing else on them. It keeps its shape all the way down to favicon size.

Every chapter is set like a temple front, on the centre axis: a pediment carrying its number and name between two gilt rules, the claim beneath it in inscriptional capitals, the kicker centred under that, then the matter. Gold is ornament throughout and only ever a hairline: the pediment rules, the top rule of a stele. There is no pattern work anywhere. Gold never carries small text on marble.

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### Palette

| Token      | Hex       | Use                                                                                                                                                   |
| ---------- | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Marble     | `#f6f5f0` | The page                                                                                                                                              |
| Paper      | `#ffffff` | Steles, cells, sheets                                                                                                                                 |
| Tint       | `#eeece5` | Tinted cells and skeletons                                                                                                                            |
| Black      | `#000000` | Primary actions, the hero, the dark chapters, the closing sky                                                                                         |
| Ink        | `#0a0a0a` | Headings and body copy on marble                                                                                                                      |
| Slate      | `#3d3d3d` | Secondary copy                                                                                                                                        |
| Muted      | `#616161` | Supporting copy and labels                                                                                                                            |
| Faint      | `#4f4f4f` | The smallest mono: timestamps and sub-labels. Darker than Muted on purpose, because letterspaced mono at 10px renders lighter than its nominal colour |
| Gold       | `#c9a24d` | Hairline rules and the pediment; never small text                                                                                                     |
| Gold light | `#e9d693` | Emphasis and labels on black                                                                                                                          |
| Gold deep  | `#74581a` | The pediment label, links, the extended session, warnings                                                                                             |
| Olive      | `#5f6f34` | The laurel: live and positive state                                                                                                                   |
| Terracotta | `#b04a26` | Loss figures and errors                                                                                                                               |

Every text pairing the interface uses clears WCAG AA against the ground it sits on, and body copy clears AAA. Gold at hairline weight is ornament, not text, and is not held to that bar.

### Type

* Display: Marcellus, set in capitals and letterspaced, the way lettering is cut on an architrave. Headings, the wordmark, every chapter title. Questions, lane names and large figures use the same face in sentence case.
* Body: Inter
* Labels and small figures: JetBrains Mono, tabular

### Usage

* The mark is ink on marble and white on black. Never set it in gold and never on a saturated colour.
* Do not add a gradient, outline or shadow to the mark; the two flat tones are the mark itself.
* Keep clear space around the mark of at least half its width.
* Black belongs to things that act (buttons) and to whole chapters. Gold belongs to rules and ornament, and dark gold to links. Gold at hairline weight never carries small text on marble.
* No pattern work: gold appears only as a hairline, never as a border motif.
* Olive and terracotta carry state, live and loss, nothing else.


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