Brand
Two chevrons, offset and stepping upward: a signal read twice, which is what a registry does. It does not report an event; it reports the second look that confirms one.
The mark, at size
128px64px32px16px16px is the real constraint: the browser tab, and a footer on someone else’s site. The page ground is white, so the lime arrives as a filled tile with the chevron cut in ink. Ink on lime is 15.0:1; the same chevron stroked in lime straight onto white is 1.3:1 and disappears.
- mark-tile.svg
- Light grounds. The primary mark: lime tile, ink chevron.
- mark-ink.svg
- Flat monochrome, where colour is not available.
- mark.svg
- Dark grounds only. Lime chevron, no tile.
Tiers, and where colour is allowed
- UnverifiedUnverified
- Public terms only. No payout reports yet.
- ReportedReported
- Three or more affiliates report being paid. Not independently checked.
- VerifiedVerified
- Three or more affiliates showed a payout record that matched their report. Read by a machine, then deleted.
- ConnectedConnected
- A read-only platform connection confirms the payout history.
Lime is the accent and it is spent on exactly one thing: Verified. That is what makes it mean something. When the brand colour appears beside a program, it is because the program earned it, not because a designer liked it there.
Type
Text and display
Public Sans
Drawn for a public design system to set notices and records. Tabular figures carry the ledgers.
Labels, dates, code
Fragment Mono
Field names, timestamps and the badge snippet. Never body copy.