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+ + +Logo, wordmark, avatar, banner, favicon, and the colour palette. Every asset ships as + SVG so it stays crisp at any size and reads correctly in light and dark contexts. Free to reuse + with attribution.
+A 4-point sparkle star plus sirius.x, with the .x TLD picked out
+ in acid green. The star alone works when you have no room for the wordmark; the full lockup is
+ the default choice everywhere else.
Uses currentColor, inherits from the
+ surrounding text. Print, embossing, single-colour merch.
Square icons for social profiles, Nostr, GitHub, and browser tabs.
+Square profile picture. Social platforms apply + their own round mask, so corners stay hard.
+Rounded browser-tab icon. Scales down to 16×16 + cleanly; used on every sirius.x page.
+1200×630 (OpenGraph / Twitter Card canonical). Composition survives aggressive + centre-cropping — the star and tagline both stay visible even after Facebook and Discord chop + the sides.
+Silent Mode family colours. Dark chromes are the default; acid green is the + single accent that consistently signals "this is sirius.x".
+System font stack, so nothing needs to load and every OS renders the wordmark in + the same family the reader is used to.
+The quick brown fox
+jumps over the lazy dog · 0123456789 · sirius.x
+ +.x is a <tspan fill="#d6ff3d"> —
+ don't render the whole word in acid, and don't render the star without the star's exact 4-point
+ path (it's a mark, not a generic asterisk).All assets are MIT. Reuse them for third-party tools that integrate with sirius.x + (wallets, indexers, explorers, blog posts about BCNR). Keep the star's proportions intact and + don't recolour the acid to a similar-but-different green — palette drift is what makes brands + look untrustworthy over time.
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