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the mark#

Two hexagons sharing one edge: the left in the text colour, the right in lime. Two shapes that are the same shape, joined, which is what the name means.

isomer.finance

Downloads, all svg:

On light backgrounds the left hexagon is #0B0D10; the lime one stays lime.

the wordmark#

isomer in IBM Plex Sans 600, letter-spacing −0.035em, always lowercase. Where the domain matters, .finance follows in Geist Mono, small, in the accent colour.

colours#

namedarklightuse
ground#0B0D10#F4F5F7the page
surface#12151A#FFFFFFcards, tables, inputs
hairline#1C2128#E3E6EA1px borders
text#F2F4F7#0B0D10body and headings
muted#8B949E#5B6470secondary text
accent#C6FF3D#C6FF3Dfills only: the primary action, live dots, the lime hexagon
accent ink#C6FF3D#4F7A00accent text and strokes; lime fails contrast on white
danger#F2837B#B42318errors
warning#E3C35A#8A6100warnings

Every text colour passes 4.5:1 on both the ground and surface of its theme.

fonts#

  • IBM Plex Sans 500 and 600: the wordmark and headings.
  • Manrope 400, 500 and 600: body text and interface.
  • Geist Mono 400 and 500: tickers, numbers, addresses and code, always with tabular figures.

All three are self-hosted; the site makes no request to Google at runtime.

don't#

  • Redraw the mark, change its proportions or swap its colours around.
  • Add gradients, glows, drop shadows or glass effects to it.
  • Use the dark-background mark on a light background. Its left hexagon disappears; switch to #0B0D10 as above.
  • Capitalise the wordmark, or set it in another typeface.
  • Use the accent for large areas. It's for the one thing on screen you should look at.