diff --git a/hermes/branding/index.html b/hermes/branding/index.html index c498328..922d6dd 100644 --- a/hermes/branding/index.html +++ b/hermes/branding/index.html @@ -1,194 +1,194 @@ - - -
- - -Mark, palette, name, tone. One page so client builds, add-on - chrome, screenshots and third-party press stay consistent without a - design review.
-In English the product is Hermes — after the Greek god of messengers, - travellers, and crossings. In modern Greek the same name is Ermis - (Ἑρμῆς). Both pronunciations are correct; written form is always Hermes - outside Greek contexts.
-The keyboard shortcut inside Theseus is Ctrl+Shift+E —
- E for Ermis, and off the collision path with Chrome's own Ctrl+Shift+M
- ("switch profile").
A winged helmet (petasos) — the mythological signature
- of Hermes, the messenger god. Picked over a literal envelope because the
- envelope is generic (every mail client uses it) and because an envelope
- doesn't say fast. Works monochrome, scales from 16 px (sidebar icon)
- to 160 px (hero) without legibility loss. SVG uses
- currentColor so it inherits whatever text
- colour it sits in.
| Do | Don't |
|---|---|
| Keep the helmet upright, wings symmetrical. | -Rotate, mirror only one wing, or detach them from the helmet. | -
| Let the mark inherit text colour (currentColor). | -Hard-code a colour inside the SVG; it limits reuse. | -
| Use the stroke variant below 24 px display size. | -Scale the standard mark below 20 px — feathers merge. | -
| Pair with the wordmark "Hermes" when context is unclear. | -Apply to a product with a different protocol or trust model. | -
Hermes rides on Silent Mode's colour system — same acid green, - same deep panels — so it never looks like a separate app glued on. - Warm amber and orange are extra accents for Hermes-specific moments - (unread badge, winged-sandals nod).
- -Mark + palette are MPL-2.0 along with the rest of the Hermes client - source. Use for reviews, press, interoperability docs and the client's own - chrome. Don't apply to products not actually Hermes (that includes forks - with different protocols or trust models).
-Mark, palette, name, tone. One page so client builds, add-on + chrome, screenshots and third-party press stay consistent without a + design review.
+In English the product is Hermes — after the Greek god of messengers, + travellers, and crossings. In modern Greek the same name is Ermis + (Ἑρμῆς). Both pronunciations are correct; written form is always Hermes + outside Greek contexts.
+The keyboard shortcut inside Theseus is Ctrl+Shift+E —
+ E for Ermis, and off the collision path with Chrome's own Ctrl+Shift+M
+ ("switch profile").
A winged helmet (petasos) — the mythological signature
+ of Hermes, the messenger god. Picked over a literal envelope because the
+ envelope is generic (every mail client uses it) and because an envelope
+ doesn't say fast. Works monochrome, scales from 16 px (sidebar icon)
+ to 160 px (hero) without legibility loss. SVG uses
+ currentColor so it inherits whatever text
+ colour it sits in.
| Do | Don't |
|---|---|
| Keep the helmet upright, wings symmetrical. | +Rotate, mirror only one wing, or detach them from the helmet. | +
| Let the mark inherit text colour (currentColor). | +Hard-code a colour inside the SVG; it limits reuse. | +
| Use the stroke variant below 24 px display size. | +Scale the standard mark below 20 px — feathers merge. | +
| Pair with the wordmark "Hermes" when context is unclear. | +Apply to a product with a different protocol or trust model. | +
Hermes rides on Silent Mode's colour system — same acid green, + same deep panels — so it never looks like a separate app glued on. + Warm amber and orange are extra accents for Hermes-specific moments + (unread badge, winged-sandals nod).
+ +Mark + palette are MPL-2.0 along with the rest of the Hermes client + source. Use for reviews, press, interoperability docs and the client's own + chrome. Don't apply to products not actually Hermes (that includes forks + with different protocols or trust models).
+