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Brand guidelines.
A working reference for everything VirtuProbe Studio touches — landing page, docs, social, packaging. Not a museum: edit when reality demands it.
The mark
Dagger in a hex.
A precision instrument inside a tessellating field — the icon for a tool that probes systems with intent. The dagger reads as offensive tooling; the hex grid reads as systems and structure. The mint→lime gradient is the only sanctioned brand gradient.
Use the mark wherever space is tight (favicon, app icon, social avatar). Use a wordmark lockup whenever the surface allows it.
Colors
Surfaces
Foreground
Brand & signal
Rules.
Surfaces stack: bg → bg-1 → bg-2. The gradient appears on the mark and at most one hero element per page. The flat --neon token is the workhorse for links, focus, and CTAs. Never use neon for body copy.
Typography
Scale
Logo & lockups



Clearance & minimum size

Mark
Min size 24×24px on screen, 10mm in print. Below this the inner circuit detail collapses.
Wordmark lockup
Min height 28px. Below this, drop the wordmark and use the mark alone.
Clearspace
Reserve 1× the hex side on every edge. Don't crowd it.
Don'ts



Voice
Confident, technical, occasionally cheeky. We respect the reader's time and intelligence. We never bluff. If something's a beta, we say beta.
Do
- Speak like a senior engineer reviewing a PR.
This chains 14 requests in 80ms. Yours doesn't.
- Use precise verbs.
Probe the endpoint. Chain the response. Replay until it breaks.
- Keep humor dry and earned.
If your test plan ends at HTTP, half your bugs ship to prod.
- Show, then tell. Lead with a code or screenshot, follow with a sentence.
Don't
- Sound like enterprise marketing.
Unleash synergies across your API surface.
- Posture about hacking.
Dominate every endpoint. Pwn the gateway.
- Use AI-fluff hedges.
Empower teams to leverage requests holistically.
- Pile on adjectives. One sharp word beats three soft ones.